Addressing bias and disparities in periviable counseling and care

Threatened Periviable Delivery and Abortion: Clinical Considerations

Periviable delivery, or a pregnancy at risk of delivery between 20 0/7 and 25 6/7 weeks gestational, is an uncommon event with profound physical, psychological, and financial impact. Neonatal outcomes can be hard to predict and with the changing legal landscape around abortion access, management options may be compromised. Dynamic maternal and fetal factors make a cohesive and supportive care team critical for optimal care. Management of threatened periviable delivery in a post-Roe United States may prioritize fetal outcomes regardless of threat to maternal health due to legal restrictions.

Insurance and Geographic Variations in Non-invasive Prenatal Testing

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Time to make some noise about a quiet revolution

'Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming' David Bowie. Language is a living entity that moves and changes. Use of gender-neutral language in medical literature is increasingly common. It is time for obstetricians and gynaecologists in Australia and New Zealand to interrogate their own bias and desire to maintain the status quo, and to consider reasons for change.