Obstetrics
From the Journals
Combination beats misoprostol monotherapy on cost effectiveness
Simulation study supports value of mifepristone and misoprostol for medical management of miscarriage.
Drugs, Pregnancy & Lactation
PRGLAC recommendations
1. Include and integrate pregnant women and lactating women in the clinical research agenda.
Drugs, Pregnancy & Lactation
Safe, effective therapies: Establishing a path forward
From the Journals
Vacuum device quickly stops postpartum hemorrhage
Almost all investigators found the device easy to use.
Expert Commentary
Is vertical transmission of SARS-CoV-2 possible? Is that the right question?
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Is Routine 39-Week Induction of Labor in Healthy Pregnancy a Reasonable Course?
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Rural areas with local obstetrical care have better perinatal outcomes
In counties without labor and delivery units, the average proportion of White people was higher than in counties with such units.
Clinical Review
How to build your identity as a physician online
With the right know-how you can maximize your e-presence, optimizing your website, growing your patient base, and managing your...
From the Editor
Major changes in Medicare billing are planned for January 2021: Some specialties fare better than others
The changes decrease Medicare payments for procedural services but increase valuation of office-based services
The Centers...
Expert Commentary
Lifting the restrictions on mifepristone during COVID-19: A step in the right direction
The FDA’s Elements to Assure Safe Use restrictions mandate in-person distribution of mifepristone at health care facilities....
Feature
Psoriasis, PsA, and pregnancy: Tailoring treatment with increasing data
Two experts give their up-to-date views on managing psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis before, during, and after pregnancy.
Conference Coverage
More research needed on how fetal exposure affects later development
At least 15% of women will experience major depression during pregnancy, but of these, major depression is not being addressed in about half, Dr....