Understanding Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders – with Dr. Shari Lusskin
This blog is based on a Healthful Woman podcast episode in which Dr. Shari Lusskin joins Dr. Nathan Fox to discuss common concerns about anxiety and when it’s considered “normal.” Dr. Lusskin is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Science at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and an Attending
Tears, Lacerations, and Episiotomies
The Healthful Woman podcast host and maternal-fetal medicine specialist Dr. Fox invited Dr. Sadia Mobeen to discuss what mothers can expect during childbirth in the podcast episode “Tears, Lacerations, and Episiotomies.” Discover more about tears and episiotomies that can occur during childbirth. Healthful Woman · “Tears, lacerations, and episiotomies” – with Dr. Sadia Mobeen About
The NICU Side of Peri-Viable Birth
During the Healthful Woman podcast, host Dr. Fox and guest Annemarie Stroustrup, a neonatologist specializing in premature babies at the NICU, delve into the topic of peri-viable birth in the episode titled, “Peri-viable birth: The NICU Side.” Dr. Stroustrup shares insights drawn from her extensive experience in neonatal care. Healthful Woman · “Peri-viable birth: The
“Severe Anxiety and Hyperemesis – Talk About a Tough Pregnancy: Part Two” – with Brianna Barclay
This blog post is based on part 2 of the Healthful Woman Podcast episode during which Brianna Barclay shares how her pregnancy experience helped relieve some of her fear of seeing doctors and the impact that mental health struggles have had on her life. She also explains why she and her doctor chose to proactively
“Severe Anxiety and Hyperemesis – Talk About a Tough Pregnancy: Part One” – with Brianna Barclay
This blog post is based on a Healthful Woman Podcast episode in which Brianna Barclay tells part one of her pregnancy story. Brianna suffers from clinical OCD and an intense fear of medical procedures. During her pregnancy, she also dealt with hyperemesis, which ultimately caused her to lose 35-40 pounds before she delivered her baby.
Understanding Periviable Birth with Dr. Spiegelman
In Maternal-Fetal Medicine Associates’ latest podcast, we embark on an exploration of a difficult area of obstetrics – periviable birth. Our recent podcast with Dr. Spiegelman, a specialist in maternal-fetal medicine, discusses this topic to offer expecting parents’ invaluable insight into this lesser-known complication of pregnancy. Read on for a quick explanation of what periviable
Cerclage 101: Exploring Cervical Stitching
During the Healthful Woman podcast, hosted by Dr. Fox featuring guest Dr. Andrei Rebarber called, “Cerclage” At Your Cervix!” both doctors discuss the surgical procedure called a cerclage. This podcast reviews when a patient needs a cerclage and when the procedure may be considered controversial. Learn whether you may be a candidate for a cerclage
Navigating the Challenges of Preterm Labor: Insights from Maternal Fetal Medicine Experts
On the most recent episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Jessica Spiegelman recently discussed the intricacies of preterm labor and preterm contractions—two common occurrences that can leave many expecting mothers afraid and in the dark. Join Maternal Fetal Medicine Associates as we explore and highlight key takeaways
“Nutrition in Twin Pregnancies: Simple, yet Critical” – with Dr. Barbara Luke
Dr. Barbara Luke, an MPH, reproductive epidemiologist, nurse, nutritionist, and author of a book on expecting twins, joined Dr. Fox to discuss prenatal nutrition in twin pregnancies. “For me, prenatal nutrition is the most preventive medicine you could do,” said Dr. Luke. In this blog, we discuss her professional background, research, findings, and more. Healthful
Prenatal Care of Twins: Early Care and General Advice
Congratulations, you’re having twins! How cool is it that you get to bring not just one new life into the world, but two? Pregnancy, whether you are expecting multiples or a singleton, can seem like a daunting experience, especially when you think about all the doctor’s appointments, lifestyle changes, and supplies that you need to
