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Abortion clinicians report high moral distress, particularly those in restrictive states
In the U.S., moral distress was high for all abortion-providing clinicians but was twice as high for clinicians practicing in states with vs. without strict abortion laws, according to survey results published in JAMA Network Open.
Asymptomatic, mild COVID-19 at frozen embryo transfer does not worsen pregnancy outcomes
Women with asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 infection at the time of frozen embryo transfer did not experience significant adverse early pregnancy outcomes, researchers reported in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth.
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Target chronic stressors to reduce preterm birth risk for Black women in US
Chronic stressors, fewer prenatal care visits, premature rupture of membrane and medical risk factors may influence the higher preterm birth rate for Black vs. white women, study findings published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth indicate.
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.
Unknown, unplanned pregnancy linked to delayed prenatal care
Periods of transition, unplanned pregnancy, no shows or patient cancellations and being unaware of one’s pregnancy were the most common barriers to starting prenatal care, according to a mixed-methods study.
‘Worrisome’ findings tie prenatal cannabis use to adverse maternal health outcomes
Prenatal cannabis may be linked to multiple adverse maternal health outcomes, study results published in JAMA Internal Medicine suggest.
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.
Automated scheduling boosts PCP visits among pregnant, postpartum women
Automated appointment scheduling and reminder messages improved receipt of care and various screenings among women with chronic medical conditions and who were pregnant or recently gave birth, results from a randomized study showed.
‘Athletes are frustrated’: Better guidance needed for pregnant, postpartum elite runners
Pregnancy and parenthood can bring added concerns for elite female athletes, who often face conflicting information about safety and risks for injury associated with intense sports training regimens during pregnancy and postpartum.
FDA approves first oral dissolvable birth control pill
The FDA approved the first orally disintegrating birth control pill for people who have difficulty swallowing their medication, the agency announced in a press release.
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