SMFM Press Room
If you are a member of the media in need of information about high-risk pregnancies or the Society, please contact Kerri Wade via email at kwade@smfm.org or phone at + 1 (202) 517-6121. SMFM staff can direct you to physicians who are expert sources in a wide variety of pregnancy-related issues. The press office is open Monday-Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM ET.
2019 Press Releases & Public Statements
View select press releases and public statements from 2017 and 2018.
View select news coverage from 2017 and 2018.
2019 Press Releases & Public Statements
- February 11, 2019: How to Classify High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy? New Research Shines a Light on Conflicting Criteria.
- February 11, 2019: Researchers Examine Postpartum Hospital Readmissions for Women with Psychiatric Conditions
- February 11, 2019: Leaders in Pregnancy Care Partner with Las Vegas High School
- February 11, 2019: Researchers Present New Findings on Postpartum Racial Disparities and Cardiovascular Disease
- February 11, 2019: Researchers Examine the Best Time to Screen Obese Pregnant Women for Gestational Diabetes
SMFM in the News
- Medical Faculty Associates (February 13): Early Screening for Gestational Diabetes not Beneficial, Study Refutes ACOG Guidance
- Medical Xpress (February 12): Researchers Present New Findings on Postpartum Racial Disparities and Cardiovascular Disease
- Medical Xpress (February 12): How to Classify High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy
- Medical XPress (February 12): Researchers Present New Findings on Postpartum Racial Disparities and Cardiovascular Disease
- Indianapolis Business Journal (February 8): 2019 Forty Under 40: Dr. Nicole Lee Plenty
- Charlotte Post (February 7): Metropolitan College Aims to Boost Birth Advocates
- D CEO Healthcare (February 4): How to Prepare for Texas' New Maternal Care Levels
- MD Linx (January 29): Cost-Effectiveness of Universal Hepatitis C Virus Screening of Pregnant Women in the United States
- Healthline (January 29): Aspirin May Reduce Stroke Risk for Women with Preeclampsia History
- Reuters (January 28): New Website Aims to Guide Women with IBD through Safe Pregnancies
- Fierce Healthcare (January 18): Industry Voices—4 Ways Healthcare Organizations Can Prepare for New Maternal Care Designations
- MedPage Today (January 17): Trends in Anti-Epileptic Drug Use During Pregnancy
- Medical X Press (January 16): AGA Releases Guide to Care for Women with IBD throughout Family Planning
- MD Edge (January 15): SMFM and ACOG Team Up for Interpregnancy Care Guidance
- The Washington Post (January 5): A Safe Prenatal Genetic Test is Gaining Popularity with Young Moms-To-Be and Their Doctors
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