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UMich receives grant to support Midwifery students

UMich received a grant from the Federal Health Resources and Services Administration to support Michigan Maternity Care Traineeship Program.

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What to Expect in the First Trimester

The first few weeks of pregnancy are filled with new changes, symptoms, and health care appointments. Here's what to expect in the first trimester.

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Swedish Hospital Is Merging Its Popular Midwifery Program, Devastating North Side Parents

Midwives will join a team with obstetricians to care for pregnant people. Parents say midwifery should continue as its own program so patients have more choices in their pregnancies and births.

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Inducing Labor for Full-Term Mothers May Not Reduce Risk of Cesarean or Improve Birth Outcomes

It has become almost standard practice to induce mothers who reach 39 weeks gestation. The reasoning is that experts believed it could reduce the risk of cesarean and complications during birth. New evidence from the University of Michigan Health Von Voigtlander Women’s Hospital suggests this may not be entirely true.

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Labor induction doesn t always reduce Caesarean birth risk or improve outcomes for term pregnancies: Statewide findings suggest the need for thoughtful, equitable approach to inducing labor for people who reach 39 weeks of pregnancy

Labor induction doesn t always reduce Caesarean birth risk or improve outcomes for term pregnancies: Statewide findings suggest the need for thoughtful, equitable approach to inducing labor for people who reach 39 weeks of pregnancy
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