See related article, page 194 June, 18 years ago, I was standing on the front lawn of the First Baptist Church in Augusta, GA, having just recited the Hippocratic Oath…

See related articles, pages 188 and 191 Depending on your view, physicians who medicalize childbirth are either saints or sinners—saints for saving lives or sinners for turning a natural process…

See related article, page 166 Sexual health is difficult to define, but we know it when we see it. As defined by a technical report published by the World Health…

Mothers’ blood runs thick with a thousand thousand generations of awe-ful trial: knees drawn high, chins to chests, bracing, pushing against trapped breath. Thickened by love loss was mothers’ blood…

We appreciate Drs Plymel’s and Mariona’s interest in our study. Our study compared the relationship between skin incision, transverse or vertical, and the development of wound complications in women with…

It is delightful to read and appreciate added insights regarding transverse abdominal incisions in obese pregnant woman. These perceptions are offered by a local colleague, Dr Pymel, and a seasoned…

In reference to the recent dialogue generated by Marrs et al in the article associated with complications found on cesarean deliveries on obese parturients and the letter by Gordon and Welch….

Thank you for the interest in our metaanalysis. We congratulate Dr Martinez de Tejada et al on their recent publication on vaginal progesterone for prevention of preterm birth (4P trial). One…