Our Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor will be at the SOGC's Ontario CME meeting in Toronto this week, come say hello!

A cervical polyp was found after 41-year-old woman underwent a hysterectomy for a large uterine fibroid. These 3D images allow us to see the main features of a polyp in a real-life example: https://t.co/Qib4MI3c2f

RhD alloimmunization during pregnancy poses a threat to both mother and child. Our new Virtual Collection provides Canadian guidelines on the prevention of red cell antibodies, with recommendations for management throughout pregnancy. See it here: https://t.co/cYs3sgBCXF

A 39-year-old woman presented to an emergency department with fever, right-side abdominal pain, chest pain, dyspnea, vaginal bleeding, and hypotension one week following a medically induced abortion. Read the rest of the case here: https://t.co/uo7SyTeyQ6

Artificial intelligence is poised to become pervasive in health care, including in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, but where will we see gains in OBGYN with AI in the coming months and years? Read the narrative review here: https://t.co/9eONYh5Rf5

Pregnant individuals are rarely part of drug trials, so physicians have to prescribe to these patients without evidence on safety or efficacy. Read an expert panel's new recommendations for including pregnant/lactating people in clinical trials: https://t.co/gqfQ8QDaa6

A 32-year-old patient with primary amenorrhea was diagnosed with a left inguinal hernia. CT and MR scans revealed the right renal agenesis, left renal duplication malformation, and a left inguinal hernia. Check out this Image of the Month at https://t.co/1Uye1uiVNY

Our collection on predicting, preventing and managing red cell antibodies in pregnancy is now live! Find the whole collection here: https://t.co/IhJpTlZEK7

Only one more week to submit your work to the JOGC's Special Issue on Maternal Mortality! Join us in putting a spotlight on the many complex factors that contribute these devastating losses. We invite original research or systematic reviews. The deadline is October 31st.

Missed the SOGC's Annual Clinical and Scientific Conference? Or want to learn more about a talk you heard while you were there? Check out the ACSC Highlights section in the September issue of JOGC! https://t.co/yzfet2f13n

Our Editor-in-Chief Dr. Graeme Smith writes on "Acetaminophen Use in Pregnancy and the Purported Link to Neurodevelopmental Disorders" in our latest editorial. We've made it free to access! Find it here: https://t.co/H8THmtM5nt

Last night, Dr. Graeme Smith, Editor-in-Chief of the JOGC, appeared on CBC's Hanomansing Tonight to reiterate that acetaminophen is safe to take during pregnancy. See the interview here: https://t.co/MbUS4NnmIL

Le JOGC publie un numéro spécial sur la mortalité maternelle. Nous vous invitons à soumettre des articles de recherche originale ou des revues systématiques sur ce sujet. La date limite pour les soumissions est fixée au 1er octobre 2025. En savoir plus:

The JOGC is publishing a special issue on maternal mortality. We invite submissions of original research or systematic reviews on this topic. Submissions are due by October 1, 2025. See the full call for papers here:

Notre nouveau numéro spécial est maintenant disponible! Lisez-le ici: https://t.co/j5hJ1LfyTE

Our new Special Issue on early pregnancy loss is out now! Read it here: https://t.co/j5hJ1LfyTE

The JOGC team is at the @SOGCorg's ACSC in Whistler this week! Come by to tell us what you want to see in the journal and meet Dr. Graeme Smith!

Our new guideline on diagnosing and treating early pregnancy loss is free to access for the next year! Check it out here:

Notre nouvelle directive clinique, en le diagnostic et prise en charge de la perte précoce de grossesse est disponible gratuitement pendant un an! Retrouvez-la ici:

We’ll be at the JOGC booth at ACSC next week! Swing by to see what's new, talk to the EiC, and tell us what you'd like to see more of! https://t.co/AFJqU4rV26