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Judy Slome Cohain is a masters degree certified licensed nurse midwife in the US who has been living and working in Israel since 1983. She practices evidence-based midwifery. Judy welcomes feedback or questions which can be sent to [email protected]
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How often does Amniotomy cause Cord Prolapse after 36 weeks? Judy Slome Cohain, CNM Abstract Of the 33 English-language studies evaluating risk factors for cord prolapse, close to 80% evaluat...
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[Reprinted with the explicit permission of the author, J S Cohain. In-links added by GreenMedInfo.com. © 2003 Midwifery Today, Inc. All rights reserved.] by Judy Slome Cohain, CNM Garlic kills yeast....
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When is the fetus better off outside the mother's uterus, and if so, how should that be brought about? Abstract: Smith (2003) found unexplained stillbirth occurs once in 2000 births (0.5/1000)...
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Can triplets be born naturally at full term? Yes, Easily!
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[Cohain JS. Mars Attack. Midwifery Today 2008:88:24, 66-7. Copyright Midwifery Today. Reprinted with the explicit permission of the author] Abstract: "Mars Attack" is new term coined to describe un...
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Since the beginning of hospital birth, research supporting its use for low risk women has been lacking. The last 15 years has produced 17 studies all supporting attended planned homebirth as safer fo...
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Abstract: Case controlled studies show no benefit to inducing for postdates. Routinely inducing for postdates is based on 3 uncontrolled, retrospective studies showing 1/1000 less stillbirths while...
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In the presence of a reassuring fetal heart, there is no reason to take any actions other than to keep pushing
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Uterine rupture at full term VBA1C labor rate is 1/500 in a population with average birth weight 3700 gm, in the absence of Prostaglandins, Misoprostol, and/or Pitocin
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Episiotomy confers no benefits. The most effective way to prevent perineal damage is to avoid episiotomy. Episiotomy, albeit rarely, has resulted in the death of the woman from necrotizing fasciiti...
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Why Homebirth is 1,000 Times Safer Than Hospital Birth for Low Risk US Women Oft quoted research studies state 3X to 10X more babies die in the first week after low risk homebirth than hospital birth...
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Dr. Amos Grunebaum, ObGyn at Cornell Medical Center New York publishes an article in American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology which will indirectly kill 100 U.S. birthing mothers per year. Re:...
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Abstract: A recently coined term, unneCesareans, describes the mode of delivery for 25% of low-risk first births in most Western countries. Evaluation of Cesarean Delivery, published by the America...
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It's hard to compete with 20 billion years of evolutionary selection, but the current medical management of the birth of the fetus and the placenta attempts to do just that, albeit rather unsuccessfu...
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Summary: To date, bioeffects studies in humans do not substantiate a causal relationship between diagnostic ultrasound exposure during pregnancy and adverse biological effects to the fetus. However...
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[Reprinted with the explicit permission of the author, Cohain JS. In-links added by GreenMedInfo.com. The Epidural Trip. Midwifery Today 2010:95:21-4, 65. © 2010 Midwifery Today]
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Although unexplained intrauterine growth retardation is related to smoking, drugs and alcohol, missing nutrients or micronutrients and/or stress, that is not where obstetrics looks to improve outc...
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