This is a transcription of a portion of a Healthful Woman podcast. Beth’s Question Our first question today is from Beth, whose twins were born at 34 weeks and 1 day after her care team identified elevated Doppler flow in both babies, along with intermittent absent flow in Twin B at her 32-week appointment. Both
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Understanding Single-Gene NIPT and How Early Genetic Screening Can Support Pregnancy Care
Advances in prenatal genetic screening continue to expand the options available to expectant parents. During a recent episode of BackTable Women’s Health, Dr. Nicole Faulkner spoke with Dr. Andrei Rebarber about single-gene noninvasive prenatal testing (sgNIPT), carrier screening, and how these tools can help guide pregnancy management. Their discussion explored how prenatal screening has evolved,
“Shifrah: Supporting women with hyperemesis” – with Shayna Safran
Hyperemesis gravidarum is a severe pregnancy complication characterized by persistent, debilitating nausea and vomiting that goes well beyond typical morning sickness. For many women, this condition can interfere significantly with daily functioning, nutrition, and overall well-being during pregnancy. This blog dives into a podcast featuring patient advocate Shayna Safran, whose personal experience with hyperemesis gravidarum
“Contraception / Birth Control” – with Dr. Stephanie Lam
Understanding contraception is one of the most important steps a woman can take in managing her reproductive health. This educational resource draws on a recorded podcast episode featuring Dr. Stephanie Lam, in which she discusses how women can choose the right birth control method, the non-contraceptive benefits many options offer, and what patients should know
High-Risk Pregnancy Risks and Safety: What Every Patient Should Know
A high-risk pregnancy is one in which the pregnant person or developing fetus faces an elevated likelihood of pregnancy complications that require specialized medical attention. For patients in New York, NY, understanding what makes a pregnancy high risk — and how to navigate that designation with confidence — is an important part of preparing for
Am I a Good Candidate for Nutrition counseling?
Understanding nutrition counseling for women in New York, NY means recognizing that food, health, and wellbeing are deeply personal. Whether you are managing a chronic condition, navigating changes during pregnancy, working toward weight loss, or simply looking to build healthier eating habits, nutrition counseling offers structured, evidence-based support tailored to your unique needs. This guide
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