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She Knows: How to Quit Smoking While Pregnant

By | March 3rd, 2014|Categories: In the News|

With the January 2014 Surgeon General's Report on Smoking and Health citing 108,0000 pregnancy and birth-related conditions linked to infant mortality and low birth weight, you may be more determined than ever to kick your nicotine habit to the curb. But, before you go cold turkey, check out these tips on how to quit smoking while [...]

The Two Faces of Motherhood: Maternal Health in the U.S.

By | February 26th, 2014|Categories: In the News|

I am a maternal fetal medicine specialist; simply put, I take care of pregnant women with high-risk complications like HIV, diabetes, brain tumors and fetal anomalies. I have had the fortunate opportunity to ply my craft in both affluent and underserved communities, thus offering a unique perspective on the duality that exists for maternal health care. [...]

The Two Faces of Motherhood: Maternal Health in the U.S.

By | February 22nd, 2014|Categories: Blog|

I am a maternal fetal medicine specialist; simply put, I take care of pregnant women with high-risk complications like HIV, diabetes, brain tumors and fetal anomalies. I have had the fortunate opportunity to ply my craft in both affluent and underserved communities, thus offering a unique perspective on the duality that exists for maternal health care. [...]

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Postpartum Depression: This is NOT the Fairytale

By | February 20th, 2014|Categories: Blog|

A new mom and depressed? These seem like two realities that radically contradict each other. However, given the fact that you have just delivered a child, and are feeling sad and overwhelmed - your feelings are not uncommon, and entirely understandable. While pregnancy has always been seen as a happy time in a woman’s life – a time [...]

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Skinny Mom: Are Frequent Prenatal Ultrasounds Safe?

By | February 10th, 2014|Categories: In the News|

The most exciting days during pregnancy are often the days that ultrasounds are scheduled and parents get an inside look at their baby in the womb. From finding out the sex of the child, to counting fingers and toes, ultrasounds can offer mothers peace of mind and excitement, as well as offer important forewarnings of potential concerns. On [...]

TheMedicalBlog.net: Post Partum Depression: A Different Kind of Fairy Tale…

By | February 6th, 2014|Categories: In the News|

A new mom and depressed? These seem like two realities that radically contradict each other. However, given the fact that you have just delivered a child, and are feeling sad and overwhelmed - your feelings are not uncommon, and entirely understandable. While pregnancy has always been seen as a happy time in a woman’s life – a time [...]

Fitbottomedmamas.com: 3 Attainable Resolutions for the Pregnant Mama

By | January 1st, 2014|Categories: In the News|

3 Attainable Resolutions for the Mom-to-Be 1. Cut the mama drama. Decrease the stress in your life. Stress for anyone, but particularly pregnant women, affects both mother and fetus; it presents with an increased risk of preterm labor/delivery and low birth-weight infants. Stress also contributes to the development of hypertension. Anecdotally, mothers who are under immense stress tend to [...]

Babyzone.com: Trying to Conceive During Family Visits? It Happens

By | December 31st, 2013|Categories: In the News|

Trying to get in the mood to conceive? Consider lighting a few candles, putting on some sensual music… and locking the door to make sure your Uncle Ted doesn’t walk in on you. It’s not ideal, but when ovulation coincides with a family trip or get-together, some couples have sex just feet away from where their [...]

Giving Birth with Confidence: Enjoy the Holidays, Safe, Sane & Sound During Pregnancy

By | December 24th, 2013|Categories: In the News|

Deck the halls and hark the herald! Well ladies, the holiday season is upon us again.  Time for family and friends, shopping and travel, New Year’s resolutions and my personal favorite—cooking and eating.  So let’s  discuss a few things, from a medical  perspective, that will keep you and your precious cargo well and whole for the [...]

Health Tip – Cleaning Up From A Flood

By | August 29th, 2013|Categories: In the News|

If your home has been flooded after a recent hurricane or rain, make sure you take precautions to avoid making yourself sick. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests how to clean up after your home has been flooded: Don't reenter your home unless authorities have told you the structure is safe. Make sure [...]

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