The nation’s ob-gyns have redefined "term pregnancy" to improve newborn outcomes and expand efforts to prevent nonmedically indicated deliveries before 39 weeks of gestation.
The nation’s ob-gyns have redefined "term pregnancy" to improve newborn outcomes and expand efforts to prevent nonmedically indicated deliveries before 39 weeks of gestation. |
Jana Romanova’s photography series "Waiting" packs serious aesthetic and emotional punch. |
Women with access to group prenatal care had improved birth outcomes, including longer gestational periods and higher birth weight, in a study conducted by researchers at Vanderbilt’s Peabody Research Institute. |
Maternity care that involves a midwife as the main care provider leads to better outcomes for most women, according to a systematic review published in The Cochrane Library. |
Exciting News! Presenting a new edition of Attached at the Heart |
Jacqueline Levine, childbirth educator, shares her experiences teaching Lamaze classes and ponders the responses to the question “Why have you come to this class?” The responses motivate her to continue to teach evidence-based information and... read more |
Henci Goer takes a look at the recent study on prescribing bed rest for the prevention of preterm birth. |
Childbirth Connection’s national Listening to Mothers surveys describe women’s childbearing experiences from before pregnancy through the postpartum period and their views about these matters. |
Learn why it’s important to mother and baby’s health to wait until at least 39 weeks of pregnancy to deliver if the mother or child’s health is not in danger. Watch the video. |