It’s Black Maternal Health Week. Here’s everything you should know to protect yourself and those you love. As a board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist, Kameelah Phillips, MD, knows what it ...

A digital algorithm using 24 patient characteristics identifies far more women who are likely to develop a postpartum hemorrhage than currently used tools to predict the risk for bleeding after ...

Researchers on Tuesday announced a lifesaving method of treating childbirth-related bleeding, hailing it as a major breakthrough in tackling the leading cause of maternal deaths as the World Health ...

Current estimates of postpartum hemorrhage prevalence often rely on subjective visual estimation of blood loss for diagnosis, which might underestimate the burden of this complication. In a ...

Demand is rising as postpartum hemorrhage protocols expand, surgical gynecology use grows, generics improve access, and emerging markets strengthen training and distribution.Dublin, Aug. (GLOBE ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Two postpartum hemorrhage-control devices resulted in similar rates of blood loss, transfusion and device ...

A new study has found that care bundles and medication used to treat or prevent excessive blood loss are cost-effective ways of addressing postpartum hemorrhage—the leading cause of maternal deaths in ...

An evolution of resuscitative, endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) technology used to manage bleeding in trauma patients could offer much-needed quicker and safer bleeding control in ...

Postpartum hemorrhage - severe bleeding after childbirth - is a leading cause of maternal deaths worldwide. There have been few innovations in treatment in recent years. In a new study to be presented ...

“No woman should fear for her life when giving birth. Effective solutions to tackle postpartum bleeding need to be available and accessible so that all women can experience a safe birth and a healthy ...

Previous research has suggested genetics may play a role in the risk of bleeding after childbirth, called postpartum hemorrhage, but specific genes associated with the risk have not been identified.