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The leading professional organization for ob-gyns united by a shared purpose. We are shaping the field of obstetrics and gynecology to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Join us today! #ACOGMember

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Talking to your patients about voting can be as routine as asking about their healthy habits. ACOG is partnering with Vot-ER to make engaging with your patients and getting out the vote easy and effective.

Visit our website to learn more: https://bit.ly/4rM05ch

Promotional graphic from ACOG encouraging members to help get out the vote by asking their patients, "Do you vote?" A graphic of a doctor in a white cote is asking the question. The text at the bottom of the graphic reads, "Explore ACOG’s Vot-ER tools and resources today." ACOG's logo appears at the bottom.
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We’re joining the Society for Women’s Health Research and the Women First Research Coalition in leading the National Strategy to Close the Women’s Health Gap. Want to take action with us? Tell your members of Congress that you support the framework and ask them to do the same: https://bit.ly/4hCF4Ms

Representatives from ACOG, the Society for Women's Health Research, the Endocrine Society, and the Women First Research Coalition post in front of the United States Capitol building holding a sign for the National Strategy to Close the Women's Health Gap.
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This #WomenInMedicineMonth 2026, we uplift the women physicians and scientists of yesterday and today who are laying the foundation for tomorrow’s great scientific advances—and for the women who will drive them. Join us in recognizing the women around you who are moving science forward.

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ACOG District II released a new report that offers critical insights into the true scope of the maternity care access crisis facing New York State based on survey results from physicians and perinatal health professionals.

Learn more and read the full report: https://bit.ly/3USFh6A

Promotional graphic from ACOG with large text at the top that reads, "Maternity care access issues aren't limited to maternity care deserts." On the left is the cover page of the Challenges to Maternity Care Access in New York State report from ACOG District 2 and the ACOG Foundation. The text on the right reads, "Physicians and health care professionals in New York State are facing a maternity care access crisis of their own. A new report from ACOG District II sheds light on that crisis—and its potential solutions."A graphic from ACOG displaying a quote from ACOG President Dr. Camille A. Clare that says, "This report examines not only the thorny issues that exist for health care professionals when it comes to lack of access but also those problems that often inhibit patients from accessing care. Whether a patient with a high-risk pregnancy can’t afford to come in until they’re having a medical emergency or someone misses work to wait for a Medicaid cab that’s 45 minutes late, these types of barriers must be recognized and addressed because they are what lead to poor health outcomes.” The ACOG logo appears at the bottom.
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National Voter Registration Day is a great time to check your voter registration and make your voting plan! Through ACOG’s partnership with Vot-ER, you can easily access nonpartisan voting resources.

Explore ACOG’s Vot-ER tools and resources: https://bit.ly/3SPNRCq

Promotional graphic from ACOG for National Voter Registration Day. The text reads, "Help get out the vote in your communities. Explore ACOG's Vot-ER tools and resources today." An "I Voted" sticker icon appears in the lower right corner. ACOG's logo appears at the bottom.
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Join us on Wednesday, September 16, at 2 p.m. ET for a virtual panel discussion about implementing ACOG’s tailored prenatal care clinical guidance across different settings. Expert panelists will share actionable insights for your practice.

Save the date and register today: https://bit.ly/4h5QhVy

Promotional graphic for a webinar from ACOG titled, "Implementing Tailored Prenatal Care and New Obstetric Billing Codes." It lists participants including moderator Alex Peahl and presenter Lisa Satterfield. Panelists include Dominika Seidman, Kimberly M. Malloy, Elizabeth E. Krans, and Melissa Davis. The event is scheduled for September 16 at 2 p.m. ET.
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To help ob-gyns optimize care for postpartum individuals related to cardiovascular health, we’ve endorsed guidance that provides recommended strategies for postpartum care for patients with and at risk for short- and long-term cardiovascular disease.

See the full guidance: https://bit.ly/4xDfVIa

Promotional graphic from ACOG with a turquoise background and yellow text that reads, "ACOG Endorses Guidance on Postpartum Care Related to Cardiovascular Disease." ACOG logo appears at the bottom.A bulleted list titled, "The endorsed guidance shares recommended strategies for care and information on ..." The list includes: Signs and symptoms in a postpartum patient that should prompt further evaluation; Cardiovascular conditions associated with high risk of postpartum maternal morbidity and mortality; Essential components of the early postpartum follow-up visit; Recommended comprehensive cardiometabolic screening for patients beyond six weeks postpartum. ACOG logo appears at the bottom.
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ACOG’s 2026 Maternal Immunization Schedule is supported by nearly 70 medical societies and health organizations and grounded in decades of rigorous research. To prepare for the upcoming respiratory virus season, review the immunization schedule: https://bit.ly/4yp5w2Z

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Join us in urging CMS to make a clean break and only implement the new obstetric CPT codes by sharing how the confusion created by the potential for new G-codes has affected your patients and practice.

The deadline to submit a comment is September 14. Submit yours today: https://bit.ly/3SR9LoL

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To help you prepare for respiratory virus season, the Maternal Immunization Task Force will host a webinar highlighting the information clinicians need to confidently counsel and vaccinate pregnant patients.

Register today and join us on Wednesday, September 9, at 6 p.m. ET: https://bit.ly/4gWp7RS

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Yesterday, President Trump signed an executive order calling for changes to the childhood vaccine schedule, among them separating the MMR vaccine into individual vaccines. These changes contradict evidence and science and could put children at risk.

Read ACOG’s statement: https://bit.ly/4wZYmlu

Statement graphic titled, "ACOG Statement on the August 10 Executive Order on the Childhood Vaccine Schedule." The body text is a quote from ACOG President Dr. Camille A. Clare expressing ACOG's concerns over the changes to the childhood vaccine schedule proposed in the executive order.
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Vaccines are critical to protecting pregnant women and their infants. ACOG’s newly updated guidance urges ob-gyns to review patients’ immunization status, recommend needed vaccines, and address barriers such as misinformation. Read the full press release for more: https://bit.ly/4ro56GZ

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ACOG reaffirms that acetaminophen is safe for managing pain and fever during pregnancy. No reputable studies support suggestions like those in HHS’s recent announcement linking acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism; in fact, high-quality studies show no such risk. https://bit.ly/47Wxc59