@LaphonzaB Maternal mortality review committees need your help. Please ask Senate leadership to bring S. 2415 to the floor for a final vote and join ob-gyns in improving maternal health during pregnancy, delivery, and the postpartum period! #obgynadvocacy
@SenAlexPadilla Maternal mortality review committees need your help. Please ask Senate leadership to bring S. 2415 to the floor for a final vote and join ob-gyns in improving maternal health during pregnancy, delivery, and the postpartum period! #obgynadvocacy
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Our paper on misoprostol-only abortion care is out in @ContraceptionJL and available for open access. Please read it and share it widely. Save the downloadable documents detailing the misoprostol-only regimen to or print them out and keep them handy.
Hi @MikeKellyPA, I’m a professor of Ob/Gyn at @UCSF, an abortion provider, and researcher at @ANSIRH.
Unsurprisingly, you got a few things wrong in this tweet that I’d like to clarify. Do you mind if I outline them for you? Facts are critical when discussing medical treatments.
Babies in Womb Smile When Mother Eats Carrots, Frown over Kale: Study @devindirk @MFMSperling Practice-changing. This is key to monetizing 4D US for fetal photography. Plus time to realize healthy skepticism of kale. #waytoomuchVitK https://t.co/78uIxGv4up
@MFMSperling Why isn’t Liletta mentioned in this article as a Keyword? I see 52mg but do findings extend to Liletta? Are ppl recommending 8 years for it too?
“In some cases, the law mandates conduct that is ethically unacceptable. When physicians believe a law violates ethical values or is unjust they should work to change the law. In exceptional circumstances of unjust laws, ethical responsibilities should supersede legal duties.”AMA
@tweetmommybop I can understand why it may seem a nosy question, but we have many good reasons to screen a patient for pregnancy. You have every right to decline to answer.
@tweetmommybop OB/GYN here. It is VERY important why we ask. If you are pregnant, that’s how we know how far along you are and your due date! Knowing your gestational age helps guide your prenatal care where timing is crucial. Or, in the case of an abortion, we absolutely need to know.