2020 was a year shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. In the women’s health realm, we have been especially concerned about what COVID means for pregnancy. On this episode of the Women’s Healthcast, Dr. Igor Iruretagoyena joined us to talk about COVID and pregnancy – whether pregnant people are at higher risk of severe illness with COVID, if pregnant people are eligible for vaccination, and other things to think about if you’re considering pregnancy during a pandemic. Dr. Iruretagoyena is the director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at UW Health.
Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine COVID-19 information for women and families
American College of Ob-Gyns information for patients
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COVID Vaccines and Women’s Health Myths
Reproductive Health Worldwide
The Science of Clinical Trials
When to Seek a Second Opinion
Trans Health and Ob-Gyn
REPLAY: Infertility 101
The Doctor Will Tweet You Now
Emergency Contraception
Vulvar Health, Care and Cleaning
Promoting Pelvic Floor Health: PT, Pessaries and More
Strengthening Your Health Literacy
Understanding the Economics of Health
Endometrial Cancer
Closing the Preterm Birth Gap
Preterm Birth
Cultivating Curiosity in Medical Education
How to Manage Chronic Hypertension
REPLAY: Safe Spaces: Making Ob-Gyn Care LGBT-Friendly
Is it Safe to See the Doctor? Clinical Safety and COVID-19
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