This report by ASH and the Smoking in Pregnancy Challenge Group highlights the need to tackle smoking in pregnancy as national rates have not significantly decreased. It presents 22 recommendations to achieve the smokefree 2030 goal, emphasizing overcoming variation, training needs, community interv

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Dr. Christopher Kovacs presents three intriguing case studies related to osteoporosis associated with pregnancy and lactation. The cases showcase the impact of various factors such as inadequate milk production, medication use, dietary habits, and familial history on bone health. These cases highlig

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This presentation explores the issue of school dropout among adolescent girls in South Africa due to pregnancy. It investigates the interplay between learner pregnancy policy and dropout rates, focusing on selected provinces. The study covers recruitment strategies, data collection methods, ethical

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The Substance Use Risk Profile Pregnancy (SURP-P) is a screening tool to assess substance use during pregnancy. It involves questions about marijuana smoking, alcohol consumption, and perceived need to cut down on substance use. Scoring determines low, moderate, or high risk levels. A brief assessme

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This case study discusses the management of Chronic Kidney Disease in pregnancy, focusing on a patient with severe anemia and the need for medical termination of pregnancy. The patient underwent blood transfusion and medical termination, followed by post-evacuation monitoring and counseling on steri

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Guidelines for student-athletes regarding pregnancy include assessing risks of intense physical activity, individualized management, benefits of exercise during pregnancy, risks to consider, access to medical care, NCAA rules on eligibility extension, legal aspects, and exercise modifications based

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Hyperemesis gravidarum is a severe form of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, affecting around 27% to 52% of women. The condition typically starts between the 6th to 8th week of pregnancy and is linked to hormonal changes. Risk factors include family history, obesity, and young age at pregnancy.

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The 2024 astrological alignments support development and metamorphosis, which will affect people who want to start a family. The year is full of promise for both Leo and Aries, especially during times when strong planetary support enhances fertility in the mid- and late-years, respectively. Througho

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This presentation discusses the impact of substance use during pregnancy, including identifying signs of substance use disorder, trends in national and Colorado statistics, effects on maternal health and fetal development, screening recommendations, minimizing stigma, and treatment options for pregn

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Harsha Hospitals is renowned as the best hospital for pregnancy treatment in Kukatpally. Our dedicated team of experienced doctors and advanced medical facilities ensure comprehensive care for expecting mothers. Trust us for a safe and comfortable pregnancy journey.

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A woman's nutritional status before and during pregnancy plays a significant role in influencing both her own health and that of her unborn child. Factors such as pre-pregnancy weight, obesity during pregnancy, weight gain recommendations, and effects of poor nutrition during pregnancy are crucial a

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Adequate nutrition before and during pregnancy is crucial for long-term maternal and fetal health. Maternal health is influenced by genetic, social, and economic factors, impacting physiological adaptations for better nutrient utilization. Physiological changes in pregnancy include increased total p

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The phenomenon of Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy (MRP) in polyestrous species plays a crucial role in preventing luteolysis and establishing pregnancy. This process involves the presence of viable embryos signaling to block luteolysis, allowing the pregnancy to continue. Factors such as IFN-tau i

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Pregnancy introduces unique challenges in trauma care due to anatomical and physiological changes. Major physiological alterations impact injury patterns and responses, necessitating specialized management strategies. Blunt trauma incidents during pregnancy, including motor vehicle crashes and falls

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Understanding the impact of obesity stigma as a stressor throughout the lifecourse is essential, especially concerning pregnancy. The prevalence of pre-pregnancy overweight and obesity poses significant risks, leading to various maternal complications like gestational diabetes, cesarean delivery, an

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Iodine is an essential mineral crucial for thyroid function and preventing birth defects like cretinism. It is found in varying amounts in soil, iodized salt, seafood, and certain foods. Iodized salt contains 400 micrograms of iodine per teaspoon. Daily iodine requirements differ based on age and li

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The American Society of Hematology (ASH) 2018 guidelines provide comprehensive management recommendations for venous thromboembolism in pregnancy. Key aspects include panel formation, clinical questions generation, evidence synthesis, and making recommendations. The guidelines offer strong and condi

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Normal pregnancy induces significant physiologic changes in the cardiovascular system, which can impact women with pre-existing cardiac diseases. Understanding the New York Heart Association classification scheme is crucial for assessing symptomatology during pregnancy. Rheumatic Heart Disease, part

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Providing preconception care for women with established type 1 or type 2 diabetes is crucial for ensuring a healthy pregnancy. This involves counseling on effective contraception, evaluating and treating diabetes-related complications, reviewing risks of uncontrolled diabetes during pregnancy, and d

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During pregnancy, endocrinological structures like the corpus luteum and placenta play vital roles in the production of hormones such as progesterone and estrogens. Progesterone maintains pregnancy by controlling essential functions like endometrial differentiation, myometrial quiescence, and local

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Smoking and nicotine use during pregnancy pose significant risks, including low birth weight, stillbirth, miscarriage, preterm birth, heart defects, and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Nicotine Replacement Therapy is licensed for pregnant women but lacks evidence of effectiveness in smoking cessation

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Recommended maternal nutrition practices play a crucial role in preventing nutrition deficiencies in both mothers and infants, improving fetal outcomes, and reducing morbidity and mortality rates. Preconception care emphasizes the provision of health interventions to women and couples before concept

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A Smokefree Trust prohibits smoking on-site and provides evidence-based treatment for tobacco dependence. This policy is crucial due to the health risks associated with smoking, including premature death, increased hospital admissions, and high healthcare costs. As a healthcare organization, promoti

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This course discusses the common medical complications of urinary tract infections and anemia in pregnancy, including types of UTI recurrences, pathophysiology, common causative organisms, anatomical changes in pregnancy leading to increased risk, risk factors for UTIs in pregnancy, and more.

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The Maternity Transformation Programme under the NHS Long Term Plan aims to tackle tobacco dependence and promote a smokefree generation. Key components include interventions based on NICE guidance, intensive behavioral advice, nicotine replacement therapy, and targeted support for pregnant smokers.

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This informative content discusses the normal physiological changes of the cardiovascular system in pregnancy, symptoms and signs of cardiovascular disease, the impact of pregnancy on cardiovascular health, and the management of cardiovascular issues during pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum perio

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Explore the EEOC's efforts in addressing pregnancy-related limitations under the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Learn about the historical context, the increase in pregnant women in the workforce, and the EEOC's guidance on pregnancy disc

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This content discusses the importance of preventing pregnancy-related discrimination in access and opportunities, covering relevant laws such as Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It provides examples of pregnancy discrimination, ways to p

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The ASH Lived Experience Group, composed of individuals with firsthand experience of mental health issues and smoking, reflect on the challenges related to implementing smokefree policies in mental health settings. They emphasize the importance of staff support, long-term health focus, and cultural

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Taking care of your oral health during pregnancy is crucial for both you and your baby. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are recommended, and it's safe to visit the dentist for most procedures, especially during the second trimester. Understanding how pregnancy impacts oral health, safe dental

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Enhance your pregnancy experience with advanced technology and innovative apps designed to track your menstrual cycle, predict fertile periods, monitor fertility indicators, conduct home DNA tests, and provide vital pregnancy information. Discover a range of smart devices from Bluetooth-enabled preg

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Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy encompass conditions like pregnancy-induced hypertension, chronic hypertension, pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, and imminent eclampsia. Pre-eclampsia, affecting around 3% of pregnancies, poses risks such as elevated BP, fluid retention, and various clinical manifestatio

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This study explores the reasons behind teenage mothers or mothers-to-be deciding to have another pregnancy soon after experiencing a miscarriage or abortion. Factors such as societal expectations, poverty, and violence play a role in influencing their decisions. The research highlights how disempowe

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Detailed review and implementation of a smokefree policy at TEWV NHS Foundation Trust, including key elements for preparation, time frames for implementation, development of relevant information and training provision. The Trustwide audit in January 2017 showed a significant reduction in smoking rat

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Updated meta-analysis compares outcomes of artemisinin-based and non-artemisinin treatment in first-trimester malaria. Artemisinin considered safe in pregnancy, with WHO updates recommending artemether-lumefantrine (AL) in the first trimester. Study aims to assess risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes

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Join the chaired session by Dr. Clea Harmer of Sands in partnership with the Smoking in Pregnancy Challenge Group, featuring discussions on delivering a smokefree start for children post-COVID-19. The agenda includes key topics like reintroducing CO monitoring, rapid evidence updates on nicotine, in

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These guidelines recommend HIV testing during pregnancy, at delivery, and postpartum. Testing should be done early in pregnancy and again in the third trimester. Expedited testing during labor is required for certain patients, and syphilis testing is recommended. Pre-exposure and post-exposure proph

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GB, a 28-year-old woman with a history of FSGS, seeks advice on pregnancy. Physiological changes in pregnancy affect renal function, including increased renal flow and volume, ureteral dilation, and systemic vasodilation. Renal hemodynamics peak in the first trimester without causing kidney damage.

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Cancer treatment during pregnancy requires individualized consideration of cancer type, stage, pregnancy continuation desire, and risks of modifying or delaying treatment. Commonly diagnosed cancers in pregnancy include breast, cervix, melanoma, and Hodgkin's disease. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy c

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The provided content highlights recent changes in obstetrics and gynaecology guidelines, focusing on termination of pregnancy, antenatal supplements, anaemia in pregnancy, and urinary tract infections. Updates include improved access to safe termination of pregnancy, recommendations for supplements

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