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‘Feasible’ uterus transplant associated with high live birth rate, surgical risks
Among a select group of women with uterine factor infertility, uterus transplant was feasible and associated with a high live birth rate after successful graft survival, data from a case series show.
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AI-enhanced, portable ultrasound tool reliably measures gestational age
A low-cost, battery-powered ultrasonography probe with integrated AI for image interpretation reliably measured gestational age compared with standard ultrasound, providing a possible option for low-resource settings, diagnostic data show.
Self-managed abortion attempts increased after loss of federal abortion protections
The proportion of U.S. women who reported having a self-managed abortion rose by 1 percentage point after the Dobbs decision removed a federal right to abortion, suggesting people are increasingly relying on self-sourced methods, data show.
Endometriosis raises odds of some obstetric outcomes, not preterm birth
Women with endometriosis are not more likely to deliver preterm, but they do have higher odds of postpartum hemorrhage during cesarean birth and NICU admission compared with those without endometriosis, according to study results.
Most women prefer delayed vs. immediate postpartum IUD placement
More women prefer delayed postpartum IUD placement, citing higher efficacy and lower complication rates compared with immediate postpartum IUD placement, according to study results published in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
US pregnancy-related deaths caused by hemorrhage frequent, vary by race, ethnicity
Pregnancy-related deaths with an underlying cause of hemorrhage continue to be frequent, with the most common hemorrhage subclassifications varying by race and ethnicity, according to a research letter published in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
No significant IVF, perinatal differences with embryos from donor, autologous oocytes
Use of embryos from donor or autologous oocytes resulted in no significant differences in live birth, implantation, ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage rates, gestation duration or infant birth weight, researchers reported.
Transvaginal ultrasonography unreliable in identifying endometrial cancer for Black women
Transvaginal ultrasonography triage resulted in misclassification for more than one in 10 Black women, suggesting it is not a reliable strategy to identify Black women at risk for endometrial cancer, according to a diagnostic study.
US Supreme Court dismisses appeal over Idaho’s abortion ban, allowing emergency care
On Thursday, June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court formally dismissed an appeal over Idaho’s current strict abortion ban, allowing for abortions to be performed in the state in emergency situations.
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