The commercial creation and sale of embryos has begun, which poses a series of ethical questions that have received little scholarly attention. Some of the concerns that arise are similar…

Obstetricians-gynecologists can protect the reproductive health of women, men, and their offspring from environmental hazards through preconception and prenatal counseling and encouraging patients to take actions to reduce environmental exposures….

The clinic-specific public reporting of assisted reproductive technology (ART) outcomes has been mandated by Federal law since 1992. As of late, a series of scientific and medical advances have all…

We sought to determine whether the introduction of a postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) safety program was associated with changes in clinical practice and outcomes, and to examine whether these changes were…

See related article, page 177 Early pregnancy loss (EPL) represents a very common event, occurring in approximately one-third of all pregnancies and experienced by one-fourth of all patients. Although all…

We thank Dr Lee et al for a thoughtful critique. Our systematic review was prompted by the same limitations in intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy literature that Lee et al noted: retrospective studies,…

We read with interest the comments by Garcia-Velasco et al in response to our article in which we detail the lack of correlation between 25-hydroxy vitamin D levels and reproductive outcomes…

In reading the article written by Henderson et al, we question the selected background stillbirth rates used to compare to the estimated stillbirth rate in intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) with expectant…