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Do Babies Born Via Cesarean Section Miss Out On Essential Microbes From Their Mother?

Cesarean-born babies received fewer gut and vaginal microbes from their mom, but receive more microbes from breastmilk. TheHealthSite.com

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Midwife-Led Care Linked to Positive Outcomes Across Medical Risk Levels

Midwife Care Safe for Moderate- and High-Risk Pregnancies

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More Evidence Suggests Oxytocin Can Be Discontinued Early in Labor

Stopping oxytocin didn’t appear to affect neonatal outcomes, compared with continual use of the medication.

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USPSTF Backs Screening for Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy

The recommendation calls for additional research to improve inequities among those who face higher risks.

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Archaic Notion: Surgeon Gender Not Tied to C-Section Outcomes

The results have important implications for the promotion of gender equality among surgeons, obstetricians in particular.

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