Circulating tumor cells can be harvested from a simple blood test to detect #ovariancancer. Thanks to Richard Moore MD for his work published in @greenjrnl, (https://t.co/6etkGh9P0b) and to local patients who took part in the trial. #URochesterResearch
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“From the vantage point of patient safety, @UR_Med supports access to safe pregnancy termination, which is essential to reproductive health, and we will continue to provide all types of reproductive care”
Statement on Supreme Court’s Roe v Wade decision https://t.co/dlTLZGdkHG
Contribute to the largest scientific gathering in the field of maternal-fetal medicine by submitting a proposal for a course you would like to teach at the Annual Pregnancy Meeting™. #SMFM23
Deadline: TODAY...Friday, May 13. https://t.co/EOporGHNDi
» Is getting a booster during pregnancy safe?
» Can't I wait until after delivery?
» Do vaccines affect fertility?
Dr. Eva Pressman, chair of Obstetrics & Gynecology, has answers.
Today we released a new infographic - Top 5 Reasons to Get the #COVID19 Vaccine - for people who are considering pregnancy or who are pregnant now. Download copies at: https://t.co/Pi7wbnLNts
Late Breaking Abstract Submissions are OPEN! Original research that was not completed until after the 8/2/2021 abstract deadline may be eligible for submission. Use your SMFM website log-in credentials to access the abstract submission site. https://t.co/0fQGE2NE7j #SMFM22
Happy National Midwifery Week! Maternal-Fetal Medicine subspecialists are deeply grateful for our midwifery colleagues’ expertise in optimizing pregnancy outcomes. #NMW2021@ACNMmidwives
#Covid is dangerous during #pregnancy. #ObGyn Dr. Eva Pressman shares the research and urges expectant mothers to #GetVaccinated to protect themselves and their babies.
Seeour FAQ: https://t.co/dghqKK6thX #ROC#breastfeeding
Can you get pregnant after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine? @UR_Med’s Eva Pressman answers this and other common questions about COVID-19 vaccines and fertility
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The SMFM Program Committee is now accepting proposals for Postgraduate Courses and Scientific Forums at the 2022 Annual Meeting (#SMFM22), which will be held January 31-February 5 near Orlando, Florida. Submit your ideas here: https://t.co/wqLqazuXjm
Vaccinated mothers pass #antibodies to babies via breast milk. @UofR researcher cautions it's not the same as the shot. “As soon as you stop feeding that breast milk, there is no protection — period.”
https://t.co/BWjYwOy37o #URochesterResearch#ROC @URMed_GCH
Playing this Thursday at NY Jewish Film Festival, @oliviajpeace's poignant and comic story TAHARA traces the coming-of-age of two Jewish teenage girls—one white and straight, and the other Black and queer.
Get tickets: https://t.co/Vq3n1RyFUs