The six-week abortion ban now in effect in Florida severely limits access to vital reproductive health care for Floridians and residents in neighboring states with restrictions. Health care decisions must be left to the clinicians, patients, and families involved.

Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods, such as IUDs and implants, are safe and effective for teens. After visiting an ob-gyn to get one of these options, you can prevent pregnancy and lighten or stop your period for years. Learn more: bit.ly/3UPH89P #NTPPM

We congratulate 2024 Immunization Champion Award winners Naima Joseph, MD, MPH, FACOG; Anna G. Euser, MD, PhD, FACOG; and Christopher de Haydu, MD, FACOG. #HCPs have the power to protect patients. Find resources: acog.org/ImmunizationTo… #HumanlyPossible #WorldImmunizationWeek

Embrace the power of giving and make a meaningful impact with our #ACOG2024 Donate for Mothers blood drive. Join us in supporting ob-gyn patients in need. Together, we can make a lifesaving difference! Sign up now: vitalant.org/acog

Enhance care for pregnant patients by exploring our fetal alcohol spectrum disorders FAQs. Learn about the risks of drinking while pregnant, vital intervention strategies, patient education resources, and more: bit.ly/3JqRO80 #AlcoholAwareness

#LaborOfLovePodcast host Dr. Vero Pimentel MD, MS, MD, MS, FACOG, spoke with guests Haben Debessai, MD, and Rhoda Sperling, MD, FACOG, about what clinicians today can learn from 1980s and 1990s treatments to reduce perinatal HIV transmission. Listen and subscribe: spoti.fi/4b0u5HK

Physician leadership is vital, now more than ever. Join Abby Wambach’s game-changing talk at the Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting to learn how to step into your power with kindness, mindfulness, and collaboration. Register for #ACOG2024 today: bit.ly/ACOG2024

If you and your partner are still trying for a pregnancy after a year, or six months if you’re older than 35, it’s time for an #infertility evaluation. An ob-gyn can guide you through tests to look for a cause and recommend treatments. Learn more:bit.ly/49W7zi6 #NIAW2024

Emergency access to abortion care can be the only way to save the lives of people experiencing complications caused or exacerbated by pregnancy. More than two dozen leading medical organizations urge #SCOTUS not to weaken #EMTALA . Read the full statement: bit.ly/3xUtGbG

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act has been critical in ensuring that all people facing a life-threatening emergency can be treated with evidence-based care, regardless of whether abortion is banned in their state. We urge #SCOTUS to preserve #EMTALA ’s protections.

The first U.S. over-the-counter birth control pill is a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy. Opill is available without a prescription, making oral hormonal contraception more accessible. Learn from an ob-gyn expert about this game-changing option: bit.ly/3w3AGCo

We honor our remarkable members who volunteer to support our mission and strengthen our communities. Allen Ghareeb, MD, and Emily Penick, MD, FACOG, shared how their involvement with ACOG has shaped their careers. Help us celebrate #NationalVolunteerWeek : bit.ly/3Us0elR

Elevate your career at ACOG events! Stay updated on clinical and legislative changes while connecting with a community that shares your passion for patient care. Join ob-gyn colleagues to learn, exchange ideas, and forge lasting bonds. Explore meetings: bit.ly/3W9Sruv

About 12% of U.S. women ages 15–49 have used #infertility services, per CDC data. Getting tested can help your fertility specialist find the right treatment for you. Watch our full video to learn about options for testing and treatment: bit.ly/3wCH3MK #NIAW2024

Curious about AI? A newly added Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting session will cover the basics of generative AI and its role in the ob-gyn field and health care at large. To learn about current applications and future prospects, register for #ACOG2024 : bit.ly/ACOG2024

Alcohol use during pregnancy can cause physical, behavioral, and learning problems after birth. ACOG’s Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Prevention Program offers tools and resources for ob-gyns to help pregnant patients avoid alcohol: bit.ly/3Q3Ldo0 #AlcoholAwareness

ICYMI: @ACOG Recommends Obstetrician-Gynecologists Increase Syphilis Screening for Pregnant Individuals at the first prenatal care visit, followed by universal rescreening during the third trimester and again at birth. Read all about it: acog.org/news/news-rele… #STIAwarenessWeek

Catch the latest #LaborOfLovePodcast episode! Host Dr. Vero Pimentel MD, MS, MD, MS, FACOG, and guests Haben Debessai, MD, and Rhoda Sperling, MD, FACOG, discuss preventing perinatal HIV transmission and a study that reshaped HIV treatment in pregnancy. Tune in: spoti.fi/4b0u5HK

Health care professionals need a working environment without threat of sexual harassment, bias, or misconduct. View our new on-demand webinar for ideas and solutions to help cultivate an anti-harassment culture in ob-gyn practices and departments: bit.ly/3xDlaxs

If you’re sexually active, you’re at risk for STIs. Even if you don’t have symptoms, STIs can affect your health. You can pass them to others through touch or oral, vaginal, or anal sex. Learn more about how to protect your sexual health:bit.ly/3t34r4i #STIMonth #STIWeek