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OBGYN & Women's Health

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New definitions of hypertension reveal new preeclampsia risks

Women with what was once called prehypertension may need more monitoring in early pregnancy.

Disparate study results on elective labor costs fuel debate

A retrospective California study found higher costs for elective induction than spontaneous labor; a prospective Utah study found no significant cost difference.

In-hospital formula feeding more than doubles odds of early weaning

Researchers used propensity scoring methods to match breastfed infants who received in-hospital formula to those who were exclusively breastfed.

Placental injury reported in women with COVID-19

A first-of-its-kind study looks at the extent and implications of pathological damage to the placentas of mothers with COVID-19.

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Caution is key when pregnancy and psoriasis mix

Some treatments can be risky and may need adjustment before conception.

Acne in women: What new insights tell us

NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. – “We should be aiming to get our patients to clear or almost clear.”

Two-stage preeclampsia screening cuts cost, preserves effectiveness

The results support the effectiveness of using only certain tests paired with maternal factors to identify high-risk patients for further screening.

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