COVID Vaccine Info for Pregnant People 1-12-21 (2)
Covid Vaccine in pregnancy and lactation
“If I’m pregnant or breastfeeding, should I get the vaccine?” Please see our hand-out about the Covid Vaccine in pregnancy and Continue Reading
Virtual Visits
Dear Patients, During this rapidly changing time of the Covid-19 pandemic, Division 38 of CWC is dedicated to keeping you, Continue Reading
INOVA Women’s Services Visitor Restrictions
Click on the link below to read the visitor restriction guidelines for INOVA Women’s Services. INOVA Hospital
Patients with an Upcoming Appointment
Do you have an upcoming appointment? Have you traveled outside of the continental United States in the last 30 days? Continue Reading
Letter to Patients on COVID-19
Samuel Grimm, M.D., FACOG Kara Jefferies, M.D., FACOG Shannon Cothran, M.D., FACOG Laura Kiszkiel, M.D., FACOG Leah Foster, M.D. Continue Reading
Eating fish when pregnant or breastfeeding can provide health benefits
FDA and EPA have issued advice regarding eating fish for women who are pregnant, may become pregnant, or breastfeeding. This Continue Reading
Welcome our new Physician Assistant, Meena!
We are excited to announce the addition of Physician Assistant, Meena Ego-Osuala, to our practice! Meena has extensive OB/GYN experience, Continue Reading
Inducing Labor At 40 Weeks Reduces Risk Of Perinatal Death And Stillbirth, Study Finds
Inducing labor at 40 weeks gestation for pregnant women ages 35 and older significantly reduced the risk of perinatal death Continue Reading
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists(ACOG): VBAC is safe for many women
Women and their obstetricians should consider vaginal birth after cesarean delivery (VBAC) if their maternal care center can handle emergency deliveries, Continue Reading
Weighing Too Much, Too Little When Pregnant Can Be Risky, Study Suggests
For women contemplating having a baby, new research adds to the evidence suggesting that starting a pregnancy at a normal weight is Continue Reading
Women’s menopause complaints may peak in early 50s, improve later
Women go through menopause when they stop menstruating, which typically happens between ages 45 and 55. As the ovaries curb Continue Reading