Fertility treatment use and breastfeeding outcomes

Barrera, Chloe M.; Kawwass, Jennifer F.; Boulet, Sheree L.; Perrine, Cria G.

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2018.11.1100

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“…The proportion of family medicine providers providing maternity care has declined steadily over the past decade, and we were unable to account for the provision of maternity care services beyond provider specialty in our analysis. 1,2 Because of the limitations inherent in our claims dataset, we choose to categorize family medicine providers as primary care providers.…”

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“…TO THE EDITORS: We read the article by Swidsinski et al 1 with great interest. The authors used fluorescent in situ hybridization of human vaginal tissue biopsies to demonstrate the absence of Candida biofilms in patients with vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC).…”

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“…Improving treatment of opioid use disorder in pregnancy: first define the workforce TO THE EDITORS: As Hollander et al 1 report, the maternity care workforce in the United States has not adapted to care adequately for the growing number of pregnant women with opioid use disorder. We agree that obstetric providers could help fill a gap in opioid treatment during pregnancy, particularly in rural areas.…”

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Improving treatment of opioid use disorder in pregnancy: first define the workforce

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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

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harmonization between breastfeeding policies and support across hospitals where a woman received postpartum care, which could be addressed in future study design. To our knowledge, there is sparse evidence that reports the association between mode of conception and breastfeeding practices in the United Kingdom. Despite the study's limitations, Barrera et al offered important insights into breastfeeding outcomes in women who conceived via assisted conception that raise the opportunity for intervention and support for breastfeeding in this cohort of women. Further longer term studies are necessary to investigate factors that influence breastfeeding initiation and continuation by mode of conception, taking into account the limitations that we have discussed.

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Improving treatment of opioid use disorder in pregnancy: first define the workforce

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“…A pesar de esta recomendación, a nivel mundial solo el 38% de los bebés de 0 a 6 meses son amamantados exclusivamente 2 . El aumento de las tasas de lactancia materna requiere una mejor comprensión de las poblaciones que pueden estar en riesgo de experimentar dificultades de lactancia 3 . Una de esas poblaciones puede ser las mujeres que experimentan infertilidad 4 , definida como la incapacidad de concebir tras un año de relaciones sexuales sin protección 5 , La prevalencia de infertilidad varía del 3,5 al 16,7% en los países desarrollados y del 6,9 al 9,3% en los países menos desarrollados, con una prevalencia promedio general estimada del 9% en el mundo 6 , hecho que ha propiciado que haya sido clasificada como un problema de salud pública por la OMS 7 .…”

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“…Las mujeres que reciben tratamientos de fertilidad (TF) tienden a ser mayores de 35 años 3 , no fumadoras 9 , y presentar un nivel educativo y de ingresos medioalto 10 . Estos factores se han asociado con resultados positivos de la lactancia materna, como un mayor inicio, duración y exclusividad 11 .…”

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