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Childbearing After Surviving Cancer

Preterm delivery and postpartum hemorrhage rates were higher in cancer survivors than in women without cancer, but neonatal birthweight, morbidity, and mortality were similar in the two groups.

How Well Known Are the ABCDX’s of Teratogenicity?

About half the women filling class D or X prescriptions had no contraceptive counseling.

Maternal Obesity Is a Risk Factor for Birth Defects

Maternal obesity increased risk for some structural birth defects.

Transmitted HIV Drug Resistance in Pregnant Women

Data from the Women and Infants Transmission Study reinforce the importance of genotypic resistance testing in treatment-naive HIV-infected pregnant women.

GERD During Pregnancy and Beyond

Does heartburn during pregnancy predispose women to subsequent GERD?

How Much Weight Gain Is Optimal During Pregnancy?

Optimal pregnancy weight gain varies with prepregnancy BMI.

Eating Disorders in Early Pregnancy

Most remit, but incidence of binge-eating disorder increases.

Pregnancy and HIV Disease Progression

In a cohort study conducted since the introduction of potent combination ART, pregnancy seemed to reduce a woman’s risk for HIV disease progression.

Screening and Follow-Up for Gestational Diabetes

High-risk individuals require both initial screening and repeated testing during and after pregnancy.

Psychiatric Medications, Psychiatric Disorders, and Pregnancy: New Data

Pregnancy outcomes in psychiatric patients were related to medications — and to anxiety symptoms.

Maternal Obesity Is a Risk Factor for Stillbirth

The risk for stillbirth was 40% higher among obese women than among normal-weight women.

Homemade Deliveries

More evidence on safety of planned home births

Pregnancy and HIV Disease Progression

A cohort study conducted in the current treatment era suggests that pregnancy may lower the risk for HIV disease progression.

Caution Regarding Nelfinavir Use in Children and Pregnant Women

The discovery of a potential carcinogen in nelfinavir has prompted new recommendations regarding use of this drug.

Does Medical Abortion Compromise Subsequent Pregnancies?

Results of a large cohort study provide reassurance about the long-term safety of medical abortion.

Acute Hepatitis E During Pregnancy

Women with HEV-associated acute hepatitis during late pregnancy had poor maternal and fetal outcomes.

Diagnosing Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome

Results of this study confirmed that aß2GP1 antibodies predicted APS, but the usefulness of aCL as a predictor was not verified.

D-Dimer Assay May Help Exclude DVT in Pregnant Women

The assay picked up all cases but also produced many false-positive results.

Many Women with Congenital Heart Disease Can Tolerate Pregnancy Safely

Most pregnancies resulted in normal births, but cardiac complications were common among women with complex CHD.

Ironing Out Supplementation During Pregnancy

Iron supplementation in nonanemic pregnant women was associated with unfavorable outcomes.

Subsequent Pregnancy Outcomes Are Similar After Medical and Surgical Abortion

Medical abortion is as safe as surgical abortion.

Is HPV Vaccine Therapeutic in Women with Preexisting Infection?

The vaccine showed no evidence of clearing oncogenic HPV subtypes in infected women.

Folic Acid Fortification in Canada

Fortification was associated with a 46% reduction in neural-tube defects.

Gene Mutations and Pregnancy Complications

Findings from two studies confirm that thrombophilia is a risk factor for adverse pregnancy outcomes.

Twin Gestations Remain Associated with Risk for Preterm Delivery

Progesterone did not reduce the rate of preterm birth in women carrying twins.

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