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Pregnant patients who receive the #COVID19 vaccine can pass on vital antibodies to their fetuses, helping shield infants under six months of age from severe illness after birth. Talk with your patients about the benefits today. Learn more: bit.ly/3RWsM3z #SaferTogether

Obstetrics committee chair Dr. Allison Bryant shares insight on ACOG’s latest guidance on helping patients prepare for disasters and how pregnant people can protect themselves and their pregnancies during the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles: lat.ms/3C23TAF

Want to learn more about cervical cancer this #CervicalHealthMonth? Start with these facts: Cervical cancer can take years to develop, often showing no symptoms early on; and regular screening and the HPV vaccine are key to prevention. Learn more: bit.ly/3CaQq9P

For Maternal Health Awareness Day 2025, @acog has chosen the theme: Know What’s at Stake. The maternal mortality crisis continues as attacks on reproductive health care persist. By knowing what’s at stake, we’re reminded we can’t afford to lose any more ground.

Many survivors experience multiple forms of victimization, so it’s important to screen sexual assault survivors for stalking. See more statistics on the intersection of stalking and sexual violence at StalkingAwareness.org/fact-sheets-an…. #NSAM2025 #KnowItNameItStopIt

The maternal mortality rate in the U.S. is unacceptably high, especially among Black, Brown, and Native American women. On #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay, I will continue fighting for reproductive freedoms and to expand maternal healthcare initiatives in our communities.

Today is #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay! It’s crucial that we come together for our patients and our communities. Follow along as we lift up the voices of those who best know what’s at stake when it comes to maternal and reproductive health in the United States.

Tomorrow is #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay. Now more than ever, people need to know what we stand to lose if we don’t change the trajectory of maternal health in the U.S. Learn how to join us: bit.ly/3CPFnCB

On the 52nd anniversary of #RoevWade, ASRM is proud to join @acog and other providers in denouncing H.R. 21/S. 6, the medically inaccurate “Born-Alive” Bill, under which we would see health care providers criminalized and patients stripped of their right to reproductive control.

This Roe Day, we reflect on the courageous abortion care professionals and clinic workers who were targeted and killed for providing abortion care. We lift up their names in memoriam and to remind us all of what is at stake when abortion is stigmatized. bit.ly/3CmoHTB

We will continue to do all that we can to defend doctors’ ability to provide patients with the care they need, patients’ rights to determine their futures, and communities’ capacity to thrive. Today and every day, abortion is health care. #RoeDay #RoevWade

There’s still time to register for our #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay live webinar and hear from nationally renowned expert Rachel R. Hardeman, PhD, MPH, and ob-gyns who will share their own powerful stories about what is at stake for maternal health. bit.ly/3CPFnCB

Don’t miss your chance to save 10% on ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting registration! View the program to see our innovative sessions and renowned speakers. Register before early-bird rates end on January 31 at 11:59 p.m. ET: bit.ly/ACOG2025 #ACOG2025

Register for our #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay live webinar to hear from Rachel R. Hardeman, PhD, MPH, an expert in maternal and reproductive health, health inequity, and racism, and ob-gyns who will share stories about what is at stake for maternal health. bit.ly/3CPFnCB

Pregnancy can be a stressful time. It’s critical that people be sure that they will receive respectful, patient-centered care for the best outcomes possible. Share your thoughts with us on next Thursday, January 23 for #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay: bit.ly/3CPFnCB

As stories continue to emerge about the pain pregnant people suffer in states with abortion bans, opponents of abortion claim that it’s doctors’ fault that some patients cannot access care they need. Our new video makes it clear: bans are to blame.

Take charge of your health with cervical cancer screening, a vital part of preventive care. Discover how it works, why it matters, and what your results mean by watching our animated video: bit.ly/3U4adOB #CervicalHealthMonth

Spread the word: it’s the final week of Open Enrollment on healthcare.gov! Encourage your patients to join the millions who have enrolled in affordable health care coverage and #GetCovered by the January 15 deadline: healthcare.gov/get-coverage

Your thyroid gland controls your metabolism, which determines the rate at which every part of your body works. Thyroid disease can affect the gland’s function. Learn about symptoms, risks, and treatments for thyroid disease: bit.ly/47QOb5j #ThyroidAwareness

Regular Pap and HPV tests can save lives. Screening recommendations vary by age; read the latest cervical cancer screening guidelines to see if you should schedule an appointment with your ob-gyn: bit.ly/3tInnGi #CervicalHealthMonth