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    The clinical utility of newly approved angiogenic markers for identifying patients at risk for adverse outcomes due to preeclampsia

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Preeclampsia is one of the biggest clinical challenges in obstetric practice. A normal ratio of soluble fms-like tyrosine kinase-...

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    Breakthroughs in the prevention of RSV disease among infants

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    RSV disease is a major public health problem among infants younger than age 8 months, causing 100 to 300 deaths annually. In 2023, two new...

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    Nonhormonal medication treatment of VMS

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    For patients with bothersome vasomotor symptoms (VMS) who cannot or choose not to take estrogen, nonhormonal medication options include...

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    Medication treatment of opioid use disorder in primary care practice: Opportunities and limitations

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Restrictions on prescribing buprenorphine (BUP) for opioid use disorder (OUD) have been rescinded, increasing the opportunity for primary care...

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    Intrauterine vacuum device treatment of postpartum hemorrhage

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    First-line, conservative treatment of postpartum hemorrhage includes uterotonic medications and, if indicated, uterine balloon tamponade or...

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    Anti-obesity medications: Breakthroughs and limitations

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Semaglutide is a breakthrough, practice-changing weight loss medication that reliably causes significant weight loss; however, weight gain is...

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    Therapeutic hypothermia to treat neonatal encephalopathy improves childhood outcomes

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Whole-body cooling, initiated within 6 hours of birth for a newborn with neonatal encephalopathy, improves childhood neurodevelopmental outcomes,...

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    Would you prescribe antenatal steroids to a pregnant patient at high risk for delivering at 22 weeks’ gestation?

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    For infants born at 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation, the combination of a completed course of antenatal steroids plus active support of the newborn at...

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    What is the most effective management of first trimester miscarriage?

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    A Cochrane network meta-analysis reported that both uterine aspiration and medication management are more effective than expectant management for...

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    Advances in the treatment of fetal demise in the second and third trimester

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Treatment of fetal demise is best managed as a 2-step process, beginning with cervical preparation using cervical dilators,...

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    Is it time to reconsider Rh testing and Rh D immune globulin treatment for miscarriage and abortion care in early pregnancy?

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    New guidelines propose to reduce the use of Rh testing and Rh D immune globulin administration for miscarriage and abortion care in early...

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    35 years in service to you, our community of reproductive health care clinicians

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD
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    Simplify your approach to the diagnosis and treatment of PCOS

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Simplify the diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) by focusing on 2 core criteria: hyperandrogenism and oligo-ovulation....

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    Should every scheduled cesarean birth use an Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) pathway?

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    Julianna Schantz-Dunn, MD, MPH
    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Standardization of surgical processes, with adjustment based on unique individual characteristics, improves outcomes

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    Dietary sodium and potassium consumption and cardiovascular health

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    Robert L. Barbieri, MD

    Diets with high amounts of potassium and low amounts of sodium are associated with the best cardiovascular outcomes

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