Vaginal Progesterone Not Tied to Reduction in Recurrent Preterm Birth
Results do not appear to be influenced by adherence to vaginal progesterone
Results do not appear to be influenced by adherence to vaginal progesterone
The product was granted approval through the accelerated approval pathway in 2011.
Approval was based on a prospective study that included 44 participants who underwent C-section delivery.
Adjusted relative risk for stillbirth higher in deliveries with COVID-19 in pre-delta and delta periods, with stronger link during delta period
Epidural analgesia during labor not associated with either immediate or longer-term adverse neonatal or childhood outcomes
Risk for preterm birth increased with antirheumatic treatment for psoriatic arthritis — particularly biologics — during pregnancy
Higher risks for gestational hypertension, poor fetal growth, preeclampsia seen in pregnant women with commercial health insurance
The Jada System is comprised of an intrauterine device that utilizes low level vacuum to induce normal contraction of the uterus.
Retrospective cohort study conducted in Denmark shows exposure to epidural anesthesia not linked to ASD, while second study shows slightly increased risk
For women undergoing cesarean section, prophylactic use of tranexamic acid results in lower risk for postpartum hemorrhage