Didn't waste the money on the hat; Capitals fan through and through. Happy to have my big brother for Thanksgiving and an Islanders game. @ UBS Arena https://t.co/5nOk3LZse8
Remove a isthmic pregnancy in a elegant 👠💅manner! Endoloop ➰functions 1. tourniquet 🥋 2. handle for traction🤜🤛🏻. Uterine manipulator allows for counter-traction for monopolar 🔥and ✈️ID to avoid deep ⚠️⬇️myometrial resection. A laparotomy🔪 is not always indicated!
"Because pregnancy puts you at increased risk for severe disease and at risk for poor pregnancy outcomes like preterm birth, ACOG does feel it’s important to recommend a booster for pregnant persons who are eligible," says our Dr. Jamieson. https://t.co/lBAVTaOauB @Jamie_Ducharme
"You don't want to put off your mammogram because annual mammograms save the most lives." – KIWH Member, @NinaVincoffMD. Watch the full video here: https://t.co/WTJat7oa92 #RaiseWomensHealth
If anyone would like to join this coming Saturday, I'm predicting it'll be interesting to say the least! PSterbutzel #RidewithMeOB https://t.co/D63t3E0Frk
The Women's Preventive Services Initiative (WPSI) recommends that average-risk patients start mammography screening between ages 40 and 50 and get screened once every one to two years until they’re at least 74. Learn more: https://t.co/ZOcySeLUhA #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
A breast cancer diagnosis can be scary and sometimes make you feel alone. @arlenemkarole expresses the importance of having a "breast friend" and learning to not feel embarrassed about this personal journey. In a phrase: You are not alone. https://t.co/jSGETmgcTb
Don't forget! This Friday is #NationalMammographyDay but you don't have to wait until then to get serious about your breast health. Take time to advocate for your health and schedule your annual mammogram today. Visit https://t.co/aj5gnZtAg9. #RaiseWomensHealth
The antibodies your body produces after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine pass to your fetus, therefore providing some protection for your newborn against coronavirus infection. The vaccine itself does not get to your fetus!