ACOG reaffirms that acetaminophen is safe for managing pain and fever during pregnancy. No reputable studies support suggestions like those in HHS’s recent announcement linking acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism; in fact, high-quality studies show no such risk. https://bit.ly/47Wxc59

In an essay in the Green Journal, Roshni Grace Ray, MD, reflected on how overwhelming misinformation can be in the exam room, and why meeting patients with empathy is essential to building trust and sharing facts. https://bit.ly/4noV3il #WiMMonth #MisinformationMonday

ACOG is seeking its next chief medical officer. This dynamic leader will guide the development of clinical guidance, policies, and best practices to advance ob-gyn care nationwide. Applications are open through October 3, 2025. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/4nbv6TS

What do you know about cervical cancer screening? Put your knowledge to the test this Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month with ACOG’s new interactive health quiz: https://bit.ly/3VKc4YJ

ACOG now recommends universal screening for cannabis use during prepregnancy, pregnancy, postpartum, and lactation. Research has linked cannabis to spontaneous preterm birth, low birth weight, and developmental risks. Learn more in our latest guidance: https://bit.ly/421M7r0

Just one month until Payment in Practice: In Person, ACOG’s in-person coding workshop, comes to Denver! Get five-minute tips-and-tricks sessions, expert talks, and actionable tips from coding leaders. Space is limited—register today: bit.ly/3Imuqv8

Coding counts. In our newest Payment in Practice podcast episode, experts from ACOG’s Committee on Health Economics and Coding share what to remember when coding and documenting patient visits and how to avoid common mistakes. Tune in now: bit.ly/3DGiGBJ

Folic acid helps prevent major birth defects of the brain and spine. Pregnant patients need 600 micrograms of folic acid daily, so adding a prenatal vitamin with at least 400 micrograms of folic acid to a healthy diet is key. Learn more: https://bit.ly/42yry5y #FolicAcidAwareness

Do your patients know that hepatitis B often goes undetected, or that it can be spread through bodily fluids and during birth? Talk with your patients about hepatitis B and how to prevent it. Share this resource: bit.ly/4pzB16T

Your voice matters. Your vote matters. This #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, join ob-gyns nationwide in getting #VoteReady. Access resources from ACOG and Vot-ER: https://bit.ly/3VjhqK3

PCOS affects up to 13 in 100 women of reproductive age in the U.S., yet it’s often misunderstood. With the right care, you can live a healthy life, manage symptoms & improve your chance of becoming pregnant. This #PCOSAwarenessMonth, get the facts from an ob-gyn expert: https://bit.ly/3IhHhPH

Do you have the right life insurance coverage to protect your loved ones and your career? Many physicians don’t, and the gap can leave families and practices at risk. Join ACOG’s next webinar with Pearl Insurance for tools to make confident, informed choices. Register today: https://bit.ly/3JNkjR0

New CDC MMRC data shows infection is now the leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths, followed by mental health conditions and cardiovascular conditions. Over 57% occurred between 7 days and 1 year postpartum. Get the full details: https://bit.ly/4glpdAX

Online, Charis Chambers, MD, FACOG, is "The Period Doctor", and uses her platform to share accurate, compassionate, and contextual information about ob-gyn care. By blending expertise with empathy, she helps patients cut through myths and misinformation. #WIMMonth #ACOGMisinformationMonday

After meeting with ACOG, Cigna has reversed its recent payment decision on pelvic exams. Starting Oct. 11, coverage will be restored. Members & physicians can visit our payment advocacy portal to report any continued issues with the code or payment issues in general: https://bit.ly/4pkosfr

Join our next webinar on September 26 to explore how to better support patients and families through #stillbirth. Learn strategies to integrate mental health resources, foster compassionate communication, and build multidisciplinary approaches to guide families through grief. https://bit.ly/4pdLlRv

In July, ob-gyn Kay Roussos-Ross, MD, FACOG, joined an unbalanced panel hosted by the FDA to review use of SSRIs during pregnancy. She emphasized the importance of treating depression during pregnancy and urged decision makers to focus on the data and facts, not bias. #WIMMonth #MisinformationMonday

Pregnancy and postpartum can be a vulnerable time where individuals may experience depression, anxiety, or scary thoughts. These conditions are common, treatable, and you don’t have to face them alone. Read an expert’s view on recognizing symptoms and finding support: https://bit.ly/3Kx2Ubm

Here’s what we know: zero exposure to alcohol during pregnancy means zero risk of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Screening and brief interventions can play a key role in preventing alcohol exposure during pregnancy. Learn more about alcohol and pregnancy: bit.ly/3zi2NeW #FASDAwarenessMonth

Wondering how H.R. 1, also called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, will affect ob-gyns and their patients? ACOG’s new guide breaks it down. Learn how the bill undermines Medicaid and threatens access to comprehensive, patient-centered care: bit.ly/45Z6EO2

Acetaminophen remains a safe pain relief option during pregnancy. Despite recent unfounded claims, there’s no clear evidence linking prudent use to fetal development issues. ACOG's guidance remains. When needed in pregnancy, acetaminophen should be used in moderation, after consulting a doctor.

Rebekah Gee, MD, MPH, FACOG, ob-gyn and former Louisiana secretary of health, spoke out about the misinformation around Medicaid work requirements after HR 1’s passage. The facts: these policies don’t work, and they drastically limit access to care. #WIMMonth https://bit.ly/3JPkJpR

September is #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth. Ovarian cancer often goes undetected until advanced stages, making awareness and early recognition critical. Share our FAQ with your patients to help them understand risks, symptoms, and when to seek care. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ghjbkM

PCOS affects millions and finding trustworthy, easy-to-understand information online can be difficult. ACOG’s simple, patient-friendly video shares possible causes of PCOS and how it affects health: https://bit.ly/4g4A4Pk #PCOSAwarenessMonth

Problems with sex are more common than many realize—about four in 10 women experience them at some point. From challenges with desire and arousal to pain, these issues are common, and solutions are out there. Explore our FAQ for resources: https://bit.ly/4lZPt55 #SexualHealthAwarenessMonth

September is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Month. FASDs are lifelong conditions that can include behavioral challenges, learning difficulties, and physical health problems—all linked to prenatal alcohol exposure. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3L1FdYS #FASDAwarenessMonth

Prepare your clinic for respiratory virus season. Join us on September 17 at 5 p.m. ET for a webinar on the latest maternal vaccine guidance and effective strategies for discussing COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines with pregnant patients. Register here: https://bit.ly/47eFrsY

Infants under six months old have the highest rates of #COVID19-related hospitalization save for adults 75 years and older. COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy reduces the risk of severe illness and death. Encourage your patients to protect themselves and their newborns. Learn more: bit.ly/3RWsM3z

This #BlackBreastfeedingWeek, we celebrate the power that communities have to support every parent’s feeding journey. Check out our infographic for tips on how to breastfeed comfortably and successfully, and share with someone you think it might help: https://bit.ly/47PavzJ #BBW2025 #NBM2025

ACOG released updated guidance recommending maternal vaccination for COVID-19, influenza, and RSV and laying out all current scientific evidence underscoring the safety and benefits of vaccination against these respiratory conditions during pregnancy. Read our full statement: https://bit.ly/45w9LOD

The Tdap vaccine is the most effective way to protect newborns from pertussis. Encourage pregnant patients to get the Tdap vaccine between 27–36 weeks of pregnancy and recommend that all caregivers be vaccinated to create a cocoon of protection around the infant. Learn more: bit.ly/3Nigb9V #NIAM2025

Planning to travel while pregnant? 🧳 Make comfort and safety your top priorities before, during, and after your trip. Get tips on what to pack, how to prepare, and staying healthy on the go with our new guide: https://bit.ly/4my7hp0

Today, ACOG released updated clinical guidance on vaccination during pregnancy against COVID-19, influenza, and RSV. These guidance documents reflect a large and growing body of research and data regarding the safety and benefits of maternal immunization. Learn more: https://bit.ly/45w9LOD

Going from residency to real life can make your first year in practice feel like a whirlwind. In the latest Payment in Practice episode, Adrienne Zertuche, MD, MPH, FACOG, shares practical tips on navigating this big transition and mastering coding as a new ob-gyn. Listen now: bit.ly/3DGiGBJ

Last chance to register for ACOG’s coding symposium at early-bird rates! Connect with ACOG coding experts, sharpen your billing skills, and preview new codes for 2026. Rates increase after today: bit.ly/3Imuqv8

When you get the #RSV vaccine while pregnant, your body makes antibodies that will protect your newborn from serious illness. Learn why one ob-gyn got the flu, COVID-19, Tdap, and RSV vaccines while pregnant—and how that choice offered her newborn immediate protection: buff.ly/o8rLKQS #NIAM2025

For #IndigenousMilkMedicineWeek2025, we celebrate the healing power of milk medicine and the strength of Indigenous families. Our breastfeeding tools can help support all who guide, nourish, and nurture. Explore our resources: buff.ly/k7f5pOp #NBM2025

Join us August 22 for our next Compassionate Conversations webinar, supported by Sage Therapeutics and Biogen, to get practical tools that will help you navigate difficult conversations about postpartum depression with your patients. Register now: bit.ly/4lAQalb

Flu can lead to serious complications for pregnant people and their newborns—but flu vaccination rates are declining. ACOG’s patient resources can help you support and recommend flu vaccination in your practice: bit.ly/3F4JSKW #NIAM2025 #ImmunityCommunity #VaccinesWork #iVax2Protect #SaferTogether

For #NIAM2025, we’re spotlighting immunization champions like Theodore Barrett, MD, MS, FACOG, whose efforts help protect pregnant patients and communities. Learn how to promote maternal immunization with our social media tool kit: buff.ly/qaxJFI4

Be the support your breastfeeding patients need. The Breastfeeding Handbook for Physicians is your go-to resource for evidence-based, frontline guidance on breastfeeding initiation, maintenance, and advocacy for clinicians. Access the handbook: buff.ly/ajyfuf9 #NationalBreastfeedingMonth #NBM25

As #measles cases rise in the U.S., it’s essential to protect your most at-risk patients. Pregnant people, infants, and young children are especially susceptible to measles. Your strong recommendation for patients to get the MMR vaccine makes a difference. Learn more: buff.ly/Zy6BXrv #NIAM2025

It’s National Immunization Awareness Month! Vaccines have the power to keep pregnant people and families safe from diseases like #RSV, #influenza, #COVID19, and #whoopingcough. Be a champion for vaccines: buff.ly/qaxJFI4 #NIAM2025 #ImmunityCommunity #iVax2Protect

Master the business side of medicine. Whether you’re new to coding or ready to take your practice to the next level, you’ll find up-to-date tools to help you code quickly and accurately in ACOG’s expert-developed tool kit. Browse our resources: bit.ly/4m1RsG8

Thinking about getting pregnant? Start with a prepregnancy checkup. A visit to your ob-gyn lays the foundation for a healthy pregnancy and birth. Learn what to expect at a prepregnancy care visit—and why it’s a key first step—from an ob-gyn expert: buff.ly/RtnNM5h

Did you know that hepatitis C can be passed to your baby at birth if you have it? Hepatitis B and C are common infections to get during pregnancy, so ob-gyns recommend getting tested for both during each pregnancy. Learn more from an ob-gyn expert: buff.ly/PEpmKJe #WorldHepatitisDay

Hear what health care professionals should know about protecting patients as U.S. measles cases rise in ACOG and SMFM’s webinar on managing measles in pregnancy. Join us on July 31 at noon ET for prevention strategies, clinical updates, and tips on countering vaccine myths: bit.ly/40ib5l3

Today’s FDA panel on SSRIs in pregnancy lacked balance and failed to reflect the evidence. Untreated depression and anxiety can lead to serious health risks for pregnant patients—SSRIs can be lifesaving. Patients deserve access to evidence-based, compassionate care. Learn more: buff.ly/NcCZno8

Join us July 31 for the next Compassionate Conversations webinar, supported by GSK, to get tools to help ob-gyns navigate tough conversations with patients about endometrial cancer. Register now: buff.ly/rY8b6jU

Ready to take your coding skills to the next level? Join ACOG in Denver on October 18 for Payment in Practice: In Person, a unique hands-on coding symposium with expert lectures, five-minute tips-and-tricks sessions, and a first look at 2026 codes. Register now: buff.ly/KCiF1JZ