Obstetrics & Gynecology

Non-Hispanic black, American Indian/Alaska Native women have higher PRMRs than all other groups

Preoperative and postoperative process changes lead to faster recovery without increased pain

Smaller differences ID’d between black and white infants who initiate breastfeeding

Rectus abdominis muscle changes may contribute to problems with abdominoplasty outcomes

Exposure often occurs early in the pregnancy, likely before pregnancy has been recognized

Findings show dose-dependent response when consumption is more than five drinks per week

Disparities have narrowed in specific care practices for African-American, Hispanic versus white infants

Association seen between endometriosis and pregnancy loss, hypertensive disorders, gestational diabetes

Rate of completion lower for seven-vaccine series by 19 months and 36 months of age

Rates higher for non-Hispanic black infants versus whites, although risk factors the same

For regression versus progression outcome, highest AUC was 0.735 for combination of S5, cytology

Patients take longer to fall asleep, use more sleep aids, have more fatigue