How Will Abortion Bans Affect Women’s Health?
Medical experts discuss the clinical implications of the potential overturn of Roe v Wade for women’s health.
Pregnancy
What Fish Is Best to Eat During Pregnancy?
The FDA and EPA have issued advice on how much and what kind of fish to eat when pregnant or breastfeeding and in children.
Antibody Response in Breast Milk After mRNA- vs Vector-Based COVID-19 Vaccination
Researchers compared the antibody response in human milk among women who received COVID-19 mRNA-based vaccines vs vector-based vaccines.
Possible Causal Relationship Between COVID-19 and Gestational Diabetes Onset
Researchers assessed the prevalence of gestational diabetes among women with COVID-19 infection who were pregnant and the risk factors associated with severe disease.
Anxiety and Depression: Understanding the Risk for Preeclampsia
Rates of anxiety and depression have increased during the pandemic and are linked to preeclampsia risk, making screening for mental health conditions at prenatal visits essential.
Adhering to a Mediterranean Diet May Lower Preeclampsia Risk
The study authors sought to examine whether adhering to the Mediterranean diet will lower the risk of preeclampsia, including in Black patients.
Neonatal Exposure to Antipsychotics Does Not Substantially Increase Risk for Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Investigators with Brigham and Women’s Hospital sourced data for this study from the Medicaid Analytic eXtract (MAX) and IBM Health MarketScan Research Database.
Risk of False Results Possible With Noninvasive Prenatal Screening Tests
Confirmatory diagnostic testing should be performed with a positive NIPS test result.
Cardiovascular Disease in Offspring Linked to Maternal Hypothyroidism
An increasing body of evidence suggests there may be ‘fetal origins’ of cardiovascular disease, and adverse conditions during pregnancy, including hypothyroidism, may play a role. A study following children born in Denmark to people with hypothyroidism during pregnancy explored this potential connection.
Risk Factors Associated With Vertical Transmission in Mothers With HIV Infection
Researchers sought to assess whether there is an association between maternal HIV drug resistance and an increased risk for vertical transmission and to describe the dynamics of drug resistance in infants with HIV infection.
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