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OBGYN & Women's Health

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No increased pregnancy loss risk for women conceiving soon after stillbirth

There was no significantly increased risk of stillbirth, preterm birth, or small-for-gestational-age birth in the next pregnancy for women who conceived in that 12-month time period.

Texting improves postpregnancy hypertension monitoring in black women

LAS VEGAS – Compared with an office visit, the phone text system virtually eliminated the difference between the number of nonblack and black women who had adequate BP surveillance.

Combination model predicts imminent preeclampsia

At 35-36 weeks’ gestation, a triple test bested PlGF alone and the sFLT/PlGF ratio for predicting preeclampsia.

Umbilical cord milking tied to severe IVH in very premature neonates

LAS VEGAS – “Centers practicing umbilical cord milking should consider discontinuing this practice in infants 23-27 weeks’ gestation,” said Dr. Michael W. Varner.

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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.

RFM awareness program not effective at preventing stillbirths

Asking women to report reduced fetal movements only led to more C-sections and inductions.

Higher prenatal exposure to daylight tied to lower depression risk

Exposure and birth in northern latitudes conferred a 7% risk for lifetime depression, compared with southern latitudes, where risk increased to 15%.

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