Midweek Recap (2/18): What You Missed This Week From ObGyn Intelligence

A few recent ObGyn Intelligence posts that didn't make it to your inbox.

A few recent posts went up on ObGyn Intelligence without landing in your inbox. Rather than let them disappear into the archive, here’s a quick roundup of what you may have missed.

Each of these follows the same principle: find the evidence, say it clearly, and give you something you can actually use.

You can also find them all in the ObGyn Intelligence Library HERE

Amos Grünebaum, MD

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5. Interactive Tool: Preeclampsia Risk Assessment

6. “Wait Until You Feel Something”: The Myth That Prolongs Labor and Increases Risk