As genetic testing becomes more accessible, ob-gyns’ ethical responsibilities grow. Find key considerations for keeping up with scientific developments, recommending testing, counseling patients, interpreting results, and more in our new Committee Statement: bit.ly/490DcZt

It’s just as important that your patients monitor their condition postpartum as it is during pregnancy. Share our Expert View with your patients to help them recognize key symptoms of postpartum preeclampsia, hemorrhage, and endometritis: bit.ly/4k8bQos

In the latest episode of the Payment in Practice podcast, the Health and Payment Policy Team reflects on 2025 and shares what’s next for 2026. Tune in to hear about upcoming advocacy projects shaping ob-gyn care: bit.ly/3DGiGBJ

Being a mentor is a powerful way to give back to your community. This holiday season, give the gift of mentorship. Become an ACOG mentor today to share your experience, strengthen your leadership skills, and build meaningful connections within the ob-gyn community: bit.ly/3CfjpJ7

The first-ever ResidencyCAS Annual Report is now live! Get key insights from the 2024–25 recruitment cycle, including how ResidencyCAS expanded training capacity, reduced burdens for applicants, and leveraged holistic review to create a more equitable residency application process: bit.ly/444T8Zg

For new parents, a strong postpartum support network can make all the difference. Share our Expert View article with your patients to help them understand how a postpartum support team can benefit them: bit.ly/3Y7yvYE

The #ACOG2026 preliminary program is now live! Get a first look at sessions on AI in patient care, global mental health, menopause, and sexual health. Save 10% when you register by January 30 to join us May 1–3 in Washington, D.C.: bit.ly/ACOG2026

As an ob-gyn, you know the severe and even life-threatening harm the flu can cause pregnant patients—and the protection that the flu vaccine provides. This flu season, be an immunization champion. Strongly recommend the flu vaccine to your patients.

Make vaccine counseling easier with ACOG’s Summary of Routinely Recommended Maternal Vaccines infographic. Use this quick-reference tool to guide your conversations and support routine immunization recommendations. Review and download the full resource: https://bit.ly/4hLaUX0

It takes an incredible team to bring ACOG Annual & Clinical Scientific Meeting to life each year. We’re proud to introduce the planning committee behind #ACOG2026! Join us in celebrating 75 years of learning, connection, and progress in ob-gyn health at ACSM in May 2026. Register now bit.ly/ACOG2026

Strongly recommending and offering the flu vaccine is one of the most effective ways to promote vaccine uptake among your patients. Protect your patients from heightened risk of severe illness and complications during pregnancy by recommending, stocking, and offering the flu vaccine.

Your patients may expect pain during procedures—but they may not know what options they have to address their pain. Share ACOG’s new Expert View on pain relief to help your patients understand their options for pain management and how to advocate for themselves in the exam room: bit.ly/4ra0ncb

This weekend only, get ACSM On Demand for free when you register for #ACOG2026! Secure 10% off your registration with early-access pricing and continue your learning long after the meeting ends: bit.ly/ACOG2026

We at ACOG are thankful today and every day for our community of members and the patients they care for. This #Thanksgiving, we honor your dedication to advancing safe, equitable, compassionate care and wish you a day of rest, reflection, and connection.

With whooping cough on the rise, ob-gyns should be ready to recommend the Tdap vaccine to pregnant patients in their third trimester. Get the latest on #MaternalVaccines, co-administration strategies, respiratory illness season preparation, and more in the #LaborOfLovePodcast: bit.ly/47CvdSZ

Has mentorship shaped your career path? If so, we want to hear from you. Share a short video or a brief written testimonial about your experience as a mentor or mentee to help us inspire others. 🎥 go.gather.video/3YZRPjs6Xb ✍️ [email protected]

We’re two months away from our fifth annual #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay! Join us on January 23, 2026, as we unite under the theme Holding Ground on Maternal Health, a call to safeguard hard-won progress and continue fighting for respectful, evidence-based care. Learn more: bit.ly/3vTwKQU

Caring for others starts with caring for yourself. ACOG’s new National Well-Being Program offers tools, resources, and peer support designed to help strengthen and sustain your well-being on and off the job. Learn more and find support: bit.ly/49hdH82

Today, on #TransgenderDayofRemembrance, we honor the transgender people who have lost their lives to violence and discrimination and reflect on their memories and legacies. We stand with the trans community today and every day.

Get highlights from our in-person workshop in the newest episode of the Payment in Practice podcast! Tune in to hear attendees discuss learning about coding and billing firsthand from the Committee on Health Economics and Coding and ACOG’s Health and Payment Policy Team: bit.ly/3DGiGBJ

Ready to level up your CREOG In-Training Exam prep? Tackle most-missed topics and sharpen your knowledge with Countdown to CREOG’s interactive online quizzes. Start building confidence for your next step as an attending: https://bit.ly/3M8RUpp

Early registration is now open for the 2026 ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting! Join your colleagues at #ACOG2026 as we celebrate 75 years of advancing ob-gyn health and explore six new member-chosen focus areas. Secure your spot now to save on registration 💎: https://bit.ly/ACOG2026

Gender-affirming care is essential health care, and plays a key role in supporting and improving trans people’s health and lives. This #TransgenderAwarenessWeek, learn from an expert about how your trusted ob-gyn can provide you with the support and medical care you need: https://bit.ly/3IQzIfV

Your CV tells your professional story. Make sure yours is ready for 2026. ACOG members get a free CV review through ACOG Career Connection and can upgrade for expert help from a medical CV writer. Boost your confidence, polish your story, and get noticed. Learn more: bit.ly/3LADs9K

One in 10 babies in the United States is born preterm. Babies born extremely preterm—before 28 weeks of pregnancy—face unique risks and complications. Learn more about extremely preterm birth and how to navigate it before, during, and after: bit.ly/3YWSH0I #WorldPrematurityDay

Today, on #NationalPhilanthropyDay, ACOG extends our gratitude to our corporate supporters: Hologic, Supernus, Biogen, Astellas, Bayer, BD, GSK, Moderna, Myriad Genetics, Organon, CSL Seqirus, and FLO. Their investment strengthens our ability to support ob-gyns, patients, and communities every day.

When treating patients for influenza, time is of the essence. This respiratory illness season, use ACOG’s influenza assessment and treatment algorithm to help you get a head start treating suspected influenza. Find the algorithm and more in our influenza FAQs: https://bit.ly/3Jqs7YO #FluFactFriday

Introducing the CREOG National Residency Curriculum, a new one-stop resource for residents, program directors, and teaching faculty! This centralized hub offers high-quality, evidence-based, CREOG-aligned learning across all programs. Explore the first five pilot modules: bit.ly/3Jw4gXX

Access is key. Over-the-counter birth control makes it easier for more people to make the choices that are right for them safely, privately, and without barriers. Learn more about over-the-counter birth control from an ob-gyn expert: bit.ly/3Jncv4K #ThxBirthControl

Looking for tools for navigating respectful discussions about #menopause diagnosis and management with your patients? Find those and more in our November 19 Compassionate Conversations webinar, supported by Astellas. Register today: https://bit.ly/43WVWqX #MenopauseSupport #MenopauseAwareness

On #VeteransDay, we honor those who have served and uplift our Armed Forces District members. ACOG encourages clinicians to recognize veterans’ and service members’ unique ob-gyn health needs. Learn more in our Committee Statement: bit.ly/3WzvGiy

CMS finalized a policy that cuts relative value units starting in 2026, and again every three years afterward. This “efficiency adjustment” doesn’t reflect physicians’ reality—but it does stand to hurt ob-gyns and their patients. Join ACOG in calling for fair payment: https://bit.ly/496tvdL

When it comes to cervical and uterine procedures, each patient experiences pain differently. Discussing pain management options with your patients is key to helping make gynecologic procedures more comfortable. Share this resource with patients to educate them on options: bit.ly/47EB6xN

ACOG commends HHS for improving access to hormone therapy needed for treatment of menopausal symptoms. ACOG guidance remains the same: Treatment should be individualized and based on a patient’s risks and goals. More: https://bit.ly/43pChzP

This winter, save up to 20% on trusted ACOG resources to support your learning, practice, and patient care. Use code WINTER2025 at checkout to invest in your professional growth for less: bit.ly/3Ywl82O

As the holidays approach and people make plans to gather, take the time to talk with your patients about the flu vaccine. Prepare for the holidays with the Maternal Immunization Task Force’s webinar on effective communication strategies to help increase vaccine acceptance and demand: bit.ly/47eFrsY

If you’re among the 36% of Americans who took on holiday debt last year—or the nearly half who are still paying that debt off—SoFi Learn may be right for you. Explore SoFi Learn for free as an ACOG member and get an exclusive 0.25% rate discount when refinancing your student loans: bit.ly/3WQadSJ

Help your patients get the facts. ACOG’s new infographic explains the facts about acetaminophen use in pregnancy; addresses common myths; and offers clear, evidence-based guidance. Download and share this resource in your practice to help your patients feel confident and informed: bit.ly/4hAYNeP

Most people will use the withdrawal method of birth control, or pulling out, in their lives—but each year, one in five women who use it will become pregnant. Learn what an ob-gyn expert wants you to know about withdrawal: bit.ly/4hAxXUm

Misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine spreads fast. Stay ahead of it with our tool kit, which has ready-to-share graphics, posts, and key messages that will help you foster vaccine confidence among your patients. See the tool kit and get resources to help you reach your patients: bit.ly/4ngleaw

ACOG members: Advance registration is now open for the 2026 ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting! Join your colleagues at #ACOG2026 for a transformative experience featuring six new member-chosen focus areas—and save 20% when you secure your spot by November 17: https://bit.ly/4qBipDT #ACOG2026

As misinformation about contraception among the public grows, it’s critical that clinicians be prepared to advocate for their patients’ access to contraception. ACOG’s new guidance addressing contraception misinformation, advocacy, and access helps clinicians do just that. https://bit.ly/47PNGLU

Let your patients know that there are ways to make flu season less scary. Share with your pregnant patients that when they receive the flu vaccine, they pass on protective antibodies that will help keep their newborns safe until they’re old enough to be vaccinated. Learn more: bit.ly/3Jqs7YO

Demanding doctors sign an attestation about providing abortion care and patient counseling or risk being removed from Oklahoma’s Medicaid threatens doctors’ privacy and patients’ access to care. It won’t improve patient care or safety, but it will hurt patients and doctors. https://bit.ly/49ofB6L

Help your patients feel informed and confident through every stage of pregnancy with ACOG’s trusted guide, Your Pregnancy and Childbirth: Month to Month, newly updated and also available in Spanish. Clear answers, expert advice, and bulk savings up to 30%. Order now: https://bit.ly/3iPpp1K

Strong mentorship creates a strong foundation for the future of obstetrics and gynecology. Whether you’re a mentor or a mentee, ACOG’s Mentorship Resource Center has the tools, tips, and guides you need to get the most out of mentorship. Start connecting today: https://bit.ly/48JvPqY

Early pregnancy loss occurs in about 10% of known pregnancies. This Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, be prepared to support patients with compassionate care, clear information, and reassurance: https://bit.ly/43Ij8sW #PregnancyandInfantLoss

This RSV season, take the time to counsel your pregnant patients about RSV and the risk of infection. Let your patients know that ACOG recommends all infants be protected from severe RSV by either the maternal RSV vaccine or a monoclonal antibody for the RSV season. https://bit.ly/4gJ3XUm

ACOG and SASGOG are looking for the next Editorial Fellow. Applications are due on or by November 15, 2025. More information available at buff.ly/PQZIx2W

Last flu season, only 38% of pregnant women received the flu vaccine. Share with your patients that ACOG recommends that people who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy get their flu shot to protect themself and their newborn. Learn more: https://bit.ly/47bJh4s #FluFactFriday #VaccinesWork