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Beaumont Grosse Pointe Nurse Earns Award
A Beaumont Grosse Pointe nurse specializing in obstetrics and gynecology was recently recognized with a Nigthingale Award through Oakland University's School of Nursing for her dedication and development of protocols concerning fetal death.
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Aspen Valley Hospital surgeon says he was unfairly terminated
An Aspen Valley Hospital surgeon says he was terminated unfairly after nearly nine years of service because he and the surgeon who outranks him sometimes didn't get along.
Letter: A new view of gestational surrogacy
Dr. W.A. Krotoski's missive of May 17 in the editorial section of The Advocate prompts a response from me.
Maryland General Hospital closing OBGYN unit
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Obstetrics units aren't just one thing. A lot of couples come to give birth and are ushered straight into a delivery room.
Obstetrics units aren't just one thing. A lot of couples come to give birth and are ushered straight into a delivery room.
Obstetric Fistula: No Longer A Neglected Tragedy
In September of 1994, the world community gathered in Cairo for the United Nations International Conference on Population and Development .
Cwmbran critical care unit decision delayed
FUTURE: An artist's impression of the Specialist and Critical Care Centre proposed for the site of the former Llanfrechfa Grange Hospital, near Cwmbran A KEY Welsh Government decision on the future of plans for a Specialist and Critical Care Centre to treat Gwent's sickest patients will be delayed until the autumn.
Constipation And Other Bowel Problems Afflict 72 Percent Of Pregnant Women
Nearly 3 out of 4 pregnant women experience constipation, diarrhea or other bowel disorders during their pregnancies, a Loyola University Medical Center study has found.
Health | Women & Infants: 8 Tips For Healthy Exercise When Pregnant
Years ago, women enjoyed eating whatever they wanted and resting through their pregnancies like a nine-month sabbatical from their otherwise healthy lifestyles.
Rutherford County is Prepared for Babies
TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center is proud to announce the opening of its new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit today.
Doctors weigh in on IVF program
Medical specialists, gynecologists, and pediatricians are weighing in on how the government-subsidized IVF/in vitro fertilization program has been working out three years after its creation.
Cutting-Edge Surgery on Unborn Child
They had two options: surgery on the baby once it was born, or a new kind of surgery on the fetus -- that is, before it's born.
First FAU Med Students Now Hospital Bound
It is an impressive accomplishment - and one that many thought would never happen.
Common pelvic surgery fails nearly one in three women
A common type of gynecologic surgery, often performed to repair damage caused by childbirth, fails nearly one-third of patients within seven years, a new study shows.
Simple test could offer key to improving South Carolinaa s high infant mortality rate
It aims to help reduce the state's infant mortality rate, which is above the national average.
Air travel 'poses no risk to pregnant women and unborn babies' as...
Air travel poses 'no significant risk' for pregnant women and their unborn babies - even up to three weeks before the birth, doctors say.
Educate public on cervical cancer, foreign expert urged
A foreign medical expert on Wednesday advised local doctors to take a more concerted effort toward educating the public about cervical cancer, a disease that kills 12 Filipino women every day.
Genes may boost woman's risk of postpartum depression
Pregnant women with specific alterations in two genes may be at increased risk of suffering depression after giving birth, a small new study suggests.
Pregnancy ends tragically for woman with womb transplant
Derya Sert, a Turkish woman born without a uterus, was the recipient of the world's first successful womb transplant.