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The rate of uterine rupture increased slightly over 12 years for women who attempted a vaginal birth after a prior cesarean delivery, although the absolute risk for such an outcome remains ...

There was no population-level ob/gyn exodus away from abortion-restrictive states post-Roe. Ties to patients and local community and the significant effort and disruption associated with ...

First-in-class oral antibiotic approved for several susceptible microorganisms ...

Union membership among health care professionals in the United States, including physicians, is on the rise, which could have seismic implications in work patterns and patient care in an ...

Prospect Medical, Crozer Health's bankruptcy parent company, said it will be begin closing certain unprofitable services lines starting with OB/GYN at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland.

After years of fertility struggles, Megan Thomas found out she was pregnant just days after the unexpected death of her OB/GYN, who was her best friend's father Ashley Vega is a writer-reporter at ...

UF Health unveiled the latest addition to its fleet of specialized mobile outreach vehicles on Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new 40-foot-long OB/GYN Mobile Outreach bus. The vehicle ...

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The number of applicants to ob/gyn residency positions exceeded the number of spots available this year, the professional organization said. Dr. Lori Freedman, a sociologist and bioethicist with ...

ACC 2025 New PCSK9 Gets Cholesterol to Target if Statins Can't An investigational PCSK9 inhibitor with a different mechanism from existing drugs in this class has been shown to safely and ...

"He was like, 'How are you today?'" The host recalled, noting that these types of exams are "so normal" for them.