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Coverage from the

Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) 2023 Annual Pregnancy Meeting

February 06 - 11, 2023; San Francisco, California

February 06 - 11, 2023 San Francisco, California

SMFM 2023 Antenatal Corticosteroids: Fresh Answers to Old Questions New research has answered some questions about the use of antenatal corticosteroids in late preterm labor, and booster doses for preterm prelabor rupture of membranes.
Medscape Medical News, February 10, 2023

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SMFM 2023 A Dozen Genes Found Dangerous in Pregnancy
MDedge News, October 25, 2023
SMFM 2023 Forceps May Help Moms With Obesity Avoid Cesareans
Medscape Medical News, March 24, 2023
SMFM 2023 Postpartum Urinary Retention: Think Intermittent Catheterization
Medscape Medical News, February 22, 2023
SMFM 2023 NICU Use Up, Birth Weights Down in Babies of Mothers With HCV
MDedge News, February 13, 2023

SMFM 2023 More Evidence Suggests Oxytocin Can Be Discontinued Early in Labor
MDedge News, February 10, 2023
SMFM 2023 Vacuum Device for Postpartum Hemorrhage Works Well in Real World
Medscape Medical News, February 10, 2023
SMFM 2023 Antenatal Corticosteroids: Fresh Answers to Old Questions
Medscape Medical News, February 10, 2023

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Prophylactic Meds May Prevent Cesarean Bleeding Methylergonovine plus oxytocin led to improved uterine tone and a reduced need for transfusions in study.
Medscape Medical News, Feb 04, 2022
Vaginal Cleansing Seen Ineffective for Unscheduled Cesareans In a new study, researchers found that vaginal cleansing before surgery did not reduce morbidity associated with infections.
Medscape Medical News, Feb 03, 2022
LGBTQ Parents Fare Worse Giving Birth Members of the LGBTQ community who give birth appear to have a greater risk of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and postpartum hemorrhage, researchers have found.
Medscape Medical News, Feb 19, 2022

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