Each week of delay made early suppression less likely.
Integrase inhibitors may be safe in pregnancy, but more data are needed.
Receiving no childhood vaccinations is tied to increased risk.
Scant, low-quality evidence on optimal PEEP levels and selection.
WHO recommends waiting at least 2 years.
The NIHR-funded study will be carried out across 40 UK hospitals.
Continuous EFM has been thought to be partially responsible for the increased CD rates.
Clear messages that EVPs are unsafe during pregnancy are needed.
Caffeine intake is tied to SGA, which in turn is associated with neonatal complications.
Results from the 2015 Scottish Maternity Care Experience Survey reveals previously unrecognised areas of concern.
These data support guidelines published by ACOG and SMFM.
No prevention, but potential for protection.
Children at age 5 years fared just as well as peers who had awake-regional anesthesia.
Analysis from ASPRE trial.
Studies suggest that morbidity can be reduced with IOL prior to 42 weeks.
Gonorrhea also raised the odds of an early term birth.
Elective IOL was not associated with any increase in adverse neonatal outcomes.
