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American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology is pleased to announce it now reaches almost 45,000 readers, including general obgyns, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, reproductive endocrinologists, gyn oncologists, and others. Our circulation is audited by BPA who confirms these numbers.

Current Issue

July 2010 | Vol. 203, No. 1

AJOG's impact factor up 18%
AJOG named in top 100 highly influential journals

Announcing AJOG Multimedia Activities
The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology now provides access to peer-reviewed Official Journal Multimedia Activities designed to deliver quality education through an interactive experience. This and future Multimedia Activities are reviewed by the journal and are found to be educational and of interest to our readership.

Featured Articles
A unique solution for the pending medical school tuition crisis
The Strategic Alternative for Funding Education (SAFE) is a novel approach to assist students in repaying debt. Discover a proposed tuition payback plan in which medical school graduates would return a fixed amount of gross annual compensation from medical practice to their medical schools for 10 years after completing residency and fellowships.

Prenatal life-event stress: implications for preterm birth and birthweight
Severe prenatal life events, especially during the first trimester, may play an important role in increasing risk for preterm birth and low birthweight. Read about the possible effects on PTB and low birthweight of maternal psychological stress, including pregnancy-related anxiety, depression, and distress, especially in early pregnancy.

Starting with the July 2010 issue, articles in the categories Basic Science: Gynecology and Basic Science: Obstetrics will appear in the print edition in abstract form, with no article summaries. They will continue to appear in full at www.AJOG.org.

 

AJOG News
Treatments for Asthma and Pre-Term Labor May Increase Risk of Autism-Spectrum Disorders in the Developing Fetus

Debate Continues on Administration of Magnesium Sulfate to Pregnant Women to Prevent Cerebral Palsy in Pre-Term Infants

International Panel of Experts Reaches Consensus on Diagnosis and Treatment of Bleeding Disorders in Women

11th Congress of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health

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