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PTSD Is Common in Pregnant Women

Among nulliparous women, those with histories of abuse or difficult miscarriage or abortion had the highest risk for PTSD.

Evolving Criteria for Placenta Previa

How low is low enough to necessitate cesarean delivery?

Are Antibiotics Warranted for Cesarean Delivery Before Onset of Labor?

Perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis substantially lowered risk for postpartum infection.

Preconceptional Folate Supplementation Reduces Risk for Spontaneous Preterm Birth

Preconceptional supplementation was associated with a 50%–70% reduction in risk for spontaneous preterm birth.

Maternal Depression: We Must Be Aware

Among women with symptoms of postpartum depression, having a controlling partner was significantly associated with persistent depression.

Prenatal Exposure to SSRIs and Risk for Congenital Septal Heart Defects

Prenatal exposure to certain SSRIs might increase a child's risk for septal heart defects.

Cardiovascular (Among Other) Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Influenza

Acute prenatal exposure to the 1918 H1N1 influenza pandemic was associated with excess cardiovascular disease.

Future Fertility After Miscarriage

About 80% of women had live births within 5 years after miscarriage regardless of management mode.

Exercise, Pregnancy, and Birth Weight

Risk for excessive newborn weight was one quarter lower in nulliparous women who exercised regularly.

Is Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis Explained Appropriately on the Internet?

Quality of PGD information on IVF clinic websites varies widely.

Immediate Complications More Common After Medical Than Surgical Abortions

In a Finnish study, overall incidence of adverse events was low within 42 days after abortion but was higher following medical abortions than after surgical abortions.

Does Repeated Membrane Sweeping for VBAC Make a Difference?

Weekly membrane sweeping was not beneficial for women who opted for vaginal birth after cesarean.

Pregnancy and Anticoagulation: What Is a Clinician to Do?

In a case series of women with prosthetic heart valves, enoxaparin appeared to be effective when used as directed and carefully monitored.

Prenatal Exposure to SSRIs Can Adversely Affect Certain Delivery Outcomes

In utero SSRI exposure was associated with excess risk for preterm delivery and related complications but not for lower birth weight or smaller head circumference.

Twins Born Following ART Have Higher Risk for Morbidity Than Spontaneously Conceived Twins

ART twins had higher risk for adverse perinatal outcomes as well as hospital admissions during the first 3 years of life.

Oral Contraceptive Failure Rates

The OC failure rate in a large European cohort was 0.75% in the first year of use.

More About SSRI Use During Pregnancy

A population-based cohort study reports SSRI-associated cardiac septal defects.

Mild Gestational Hypertension and Preeclampsia at Term

Induction of labor lowers maternal morbidity.

Are Developing Hearts Harmed by SSRIs?

First-trimester fetal exposure to SSRIs more than doubled risk for septal heart defects; absolute differences in incidence were small.

Does Treatment for Mild Gestational Diabetes Improve Pregnancy Outcomes?

Treatment lowered risk for maternal hypertensive disorders and complications related to excessive fetal growth, but not for perinatal mortality and severe neonatal complications.

Do Occupational Exposures Affect Semen Quality?

Impaired semen quality was more common among men who reported chemical and physical occupational exposures.

Joint APA-ACOG Algorithms for Treatment of Depression During Pregnancy

A groundbreaking collaboration provides useful advice on a clinically challenging problem.

Does Treating Periodontal Disease During Pregnancy Improve Birth Outcomes?

One-time periodontal treatment did not prevent preterm birth.

When to Deliver: A New Approach to Gestational Hypertension and Mild Preeclampsia

Induction of labor at ≥37 weeks' gestation proved beneficial in limiting disease progression.

Dispelling Some Myths About Cesarean Delivery Rates and Elective Induction of Labor

Compared with expectant management, induction of labor after 41 weeks' gestation was associated with lower risk for cesarean delivery and meconium staining of amniotic fluid.

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