American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)

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Mentorship is more than a professional obligation—it’s a deeply personal journey that connects colleagues, strengthens the community, and uplifts the next generation of ob-gyn professionals. Mentors are the bridge between the lessons of the past and the potential of the future. Every story shared, every piece of advice given, and every moment of guidance creates a ripple effect that reaches far beyond the walls of any one practice. Have you ever reflected on how mentorship has shaped your career? Have you had a mentor who was there for you in pivotal moments to offer wisdom and empower you to reach your fullest potential? If you have, you understand that from guiding you as you navigate complex cases to helping you find confidence in critical moments, mentorship’s role in your career can be profound. By becoming a mentor, you’re not only enhancing your own skills and practice but also contributing to a culture of support and compassion that defines the ob-gyn community. Share your expertise, foster resilience, and inspire the next generation with your journey. Join us as a mentor today and make a difference: bit.ly/3CfjpJ7

Today, on #TransgenderDayofRemembrance, we honor the memory of the trans people who have lost their lives to violence and discrimination. We continue our work to create a world where all trans people are safe, valued, and celebrated for who they are.

Curious about how doulas can incorporate vaccine education into their prenatal care? Join ACOG, the Doula Friendly Initiative, DONA International on Tuesday, December 3rd, at 7 p.m. ET to learn how doulas can get involved in vaccine education and hear more about the doula’s role in sharing resources. Don’t wait—register today: bit.ly/40cbN45 #SaferTogether #VaccinesWork #doula #birthdoula #doulalife #postpartumdoula #doulasupport #maternalhealth

Did you know that the ACOG Foundation’s programs directly support you, your colleagues, and patients across the country? Whether it’s through leadership development, evidence-based clinical training, or user-friendly educational resources on our award-winning patient website, the Foundation helps our ob-gyn community thrive in a number of ways. Learn how your support can help drive resilience, innovation, and excellence in care: bit.ly/47Rm7yO #GiveBack

here’s no simple screening for lower anogenital tract cancers, so it’s vital to recognize the warning signs. Take our CME course to learn how to help your patients by encouraging open conversations: https://bit.ly/46HuXA6

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pregnancy Mortality Surveillance System reports a 33% surge in pregnancy-related deaths in 2020–21—the highest national pregnancy-related mortality ratio the surveillance system has ever recorded. Infection—namely, COVID-19—unsurprisingly led the causes, and severe racial disparities persisted. It’s critical that ob-gyns, health care professionals, stakeholders, and communities continue to keep maternal mortality in focus. Maternal health is key to the health and well-being of individuals and communities.

Happy #TransgenderAwarenessWeek! ????? Understanding how health care can be personalized for trans people’s needs can help you find the right care for you. Our patient FAQs on health care for trans and nonbinary adults can help guide you on your ob-gyn care journey: https://bit.ly/4ezXXMy

Infants born extremely premature—before 28 weeks of pregnancy—face serious challenges. Learn more about patients’ options for management before, during, and after an extremely preterm birth: https://bit.ly/3CCm3Zr #WorldPrematurityDay

By learning more about self-managed abortion, ob-gyns can support patient safety, privacy, and trust—which is especially critical in the aftermath of the Dobbs decision. ACOG’s latest guidance urges clinicians to be informed about self-managed abortion: https://bit.ly/3AGX4DW