Sickle cell disease in pregnancy

Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a devastating abnormality of red blood cells that results in circulatory impairment, tissue damage, infarctions, severe anemia, and life-threatening infections. During pregnancy, SCD poses problems to both mother and fetus. » More

Is HPV testing ready for 'prime' time in cervical cancer detection?

Two experts debate whether human papillomavirus testing should be used as first-line screening. » More

SMFM Consult: Patient counseling following PPROM

The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine provides information on how to counsel expectant mothers who have periviable
PROM. » More

Cell-free DNA and oncology

Our Tech Tools authors explore how cell-free DNA can be used for cancer screening. » More

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