Visit our Publications page to read the text in full. “In conjunction with the launch of the UNFPA report Respectful Maternity Care: Women’s Experiences and Outlooks in Eastern Europe and Central Asia …
Visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract All global organisations involved in setting standards of care for sexual and reproductive rights for women have strongly emphasised that care …
Visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract Aim: To compare adverse outcomes in neonates born by planned vaginal birth to those born by planned caesarean section.Method: This retrospective …
Visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract Introduction: Since the last two decades, there has been a dramatic rise in caesarean sections (CS) throughout the world. This increase …
Visit our Publications page to read the paper in full. Keywords Postpartum haemorrhage; Maternal mortality; WHO guideline; Blood loss quantification; Calibrated drapes; Early intervention; Second stage of labour; Prolonged labour; …
The abstracts from the EBCOG 2025 Congress in Frankfurt have been published in the European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology. For a limited time they can also be …
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Visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract This article examines the ethical concerns surrounding the depiction of obese individuals, particularly the use of anonymized images on …
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Please visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract Gender- and Sex-Conscious Medicine (GSCM) represents a critical and emerging paradigm in clinical practice and biomedical research. Biological …
To mark the WHO PPH day, EBCOG has issued a position statement describing action points for clinicians and policy makers. Please visit our Publications page to read the text in full.
Please visit our Publications page to read the text in full. Abstract Introduction: Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (SRH) services are crucial for well-being, disease prevention, and reproductive autonomy. Despite policy …