The New Cerclage Guideline — ACOG CPG No. 12 Reviewed | Advanced Perinatology Maternal-Fetal Medicine Guideline Review The New Cerclage Guideline: What Changes, What Doesn’t ACOG Clinical Practice Guideline No. 12✦September 18, 2026✦Advanced Perinatology For patients and families A cerclage is a supportive stitch placed around the cervix to help it stay closed during pregnancy,...
ADVANCED PERINAT ♥ LOGY Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Weekly The Week in MFM September 11–17, 2026✦Published September 18, 2026✦Advanced Perinatology For patients and families Each week our physicians review the newest research in high-risk pregnancy care. This week’s headline: the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine, the professional society for high-risk pregnancy specialists, published new guidance affirming that...
ADVANCED PERINAT ♥ LOGY Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Weekly The Week in MFM August 28 to September 3, 2026 · Published September 4, 2026 For patients and families The biggest news this week is about vaccines during pregnancy. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists released its updated guidance for the upcoming respiratory virus season, recommending...
ADVANCED PERINAT ♥ LOGY Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Weekly The Week in MFM August 21 – 27, 2026✦Curated by Dr. Aaron Epstein For patients and families Each week our physicians review the newest research in high-risk pregnancy care. This week, a large clinical trial analysis showed that two common variations of the cervical cerclage procedure (a...
ADVANCED PERINAT ♥ LOGY Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Weekly The Week in MFM August 14–20, 2026 · Compiled by Advanced Perinatology For patients and families This week’s biggest news is about prenatal screening. A large study found that a single maternal blood test can accurately estimate a baby’s risk of inherited conditions like cystic fibrosis and...
Why Your Doctor Might Want You to Take a “Little Yellow Pill” If you’ve been told your pregnancy is “high-risk,” one of the first things your doctor likely recommended was a daily low-dose aspirin. But if you’ve been doing your own research, you might have noticed a confusing debate: Should you take one baby aspirin...
