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The leading professional organization for ob-gyns united by a shared purpose. We are shaping the field of obstetrics and gynecology to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Join us today! #ACOGMember

Do you have research, a challenging case, or an innovative project to share with the ob-gyn community? Submit it for #ACOG2027! The submission deadline for abstracts, films, or Stump the Professors cases is August 13. Learn more and submit today: https://bit.ly/3RHUhD1

Graphic for the ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting in Los Angeles, CA, scheduled for May 21-23, 2027. The graphic invites submissions for abstracts, films, and Stump the Professor cases with a deadline of August 13. A cityscape with palm trees is in the background.

A recent New York Times article featuring Kimberly S. Gecsi, MD, FACOG, coauthor of ACOG’s recent cervical cancer screening guidance, and other clinical experts offers clarity around cervical cancer screening recommendations and updated methods. Read the article: https://nyti.ms/4fUuL5x

In the News graphic from ACOG introducing key takeaways from an article in the The New York Times titled "What Doctors Want You to Know About Cervical Cancer Screening."In the News graphic laying out the key takeaways from a New York Times article about cervical cancer screening. The key takeaways are: screening saves lives, recommends screening to those who are at risk, and mentions HPV testing can identify risk. The graphic encourages talking with your ob-gyn about screening recommendations and methods. ACOG's logo appears at the bottom.

We’ve added an additional town hall to our webinar series! Join ACOG's policy and coding experts for an overview of the new obstetric codes, policy implications, and what these changes mean for your practice. Register for free and submit your questions when you sign up: https://bit.ly/44VMyEq

Promotional image for ACOG's virtual town hall series on new obstetric codes. The series covers billing codes for maternity care services. A new date is added, the session titled, "Implementation of the New Codes" and takes place on August 4 at 8:30 pm ET. ACOG logo at the bottom.

Earlier this month, ACOG CMO Christina Davidson, MD, FACOG, and two other ACOG members joined a panel with the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health to kick off new initiatives to improve maternal and fetal health outcomes. Learn more about this research: https://bit.ly/4fFqxj3

Four individuals seated on a panel discussion stage for APRA-H. In the leftmost seat is ACOG Chief Medical Officer Dr. Christina Davidson.

Today, we released updated clinical guidance providing ob-gyns with more resources to address the ongoing HIV epidemic, including how to proactively discuss HIV prevention strategies like PrEP and HIV testing. Read the press release for more information: https://bit.ly/4fomFBU

Statement graphic from ACOG titled "ACOG Issues Updated Guidance on HIV Screening and Prevention." It includes a quote from guidance coauthor Dr. Jessika A. Ralph emphasizing the important role ob-gyns play in preventing the spread of HIV by discussing sexual history and testing with patients.

Data show that when doulas are part of health care teams, patient outcomes improve. ACOG’s new clinical guidance recommends ob-gyn collaboration with doulas to support patients during birth, the postpartum period, and beyond. Read the press release: https://bit.ly/3TlB6iE

Statement graphic from ACOG with a dark purple to blue gradient background. The title is, "ACOG Releases New Guidance for Ob-Gyns on Partnering with Doulas." Below is a quote attributed to Coauthor Adetola Louis-Jacques, MD, FACOG about the importance of collaboration between ob-gyns and doulas.

Yesterday, CMS filed the 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule. Read our statement from ACOG President Camille A. Clare, MD, MPH, CPE, FACOG, to learn more about what the rule could mean for ob-gyns: https://bit.ly/4vyJlp1

Statement graphic titled, "COG Statement on the New Maternity Codes in the 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule." The body text is a quote from ACOG President Dr. Camille A. Clare expressing ACOG's thanks to CMA for including the AMA's new obstetric CPT codes in a proposed rule. The statement also urges CMS to not implement the proposed G-codes in addition to the CPT codes.

ACOG is proud to join the @swhr.bsky.social and the Women First Research Coalition in launching the National Strategy to Close the Women’s Health Gap, which calls on Congress to invest $20 billion over 10 years to transform women’s health. Read the press release: https://bit.ly/4yfdagS

Promotional graphic with the text "National Strategy to Close the Women's Health Gap." At the bottom are logos for the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG), Society for Women's Health Research, and Women First Research Coalition. The background is light blue with geometric shapes.

Is there a topic in ob-gyn that you’re most passionate about? Whether it’s clinical guidance, health equity, quality improvement, or patient safety, ACOG committee service is how you can turn that passion into real impact. See below for details and apply by July 15:

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Do you know someone who would be an outstanding voice in shaping the future of ob-gyn care? ACOG committee service is a great opportunity to make an impact on guidance, equity, and the future of care. Applications are open now through July 15! Learn more and apply today: https://bit.ly/4vrK78c

Graphic titled "ACOG Committees" with light teal background. Text below the title reads: Contribute to ACOG activities and develop clinical guidance—apply and serve on a committee today! A magenta text box on the right side reads: Applications due by July 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Below this box is a photo that shows a group of three people seated at a table, discussing documents. ACOG logo is displayed at the bottom.

A proposed OMB rule would require political appointees to review grants, let the administration cancel grants that don’t align with its priorities, limit international research collaboration, and much more. Scientific progress is at risk. Tell Congress to oppose this rule: https://bit.ly/3SSdbah

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We’re pleased to welcome Christina Davidson, MD, FACOG, as our new chief medical officer. Dr. Davidson has nearly 20 years of clinical experience and is recognized for her innovative and effective approach to medical education and leadership. Read the press release: https://bit.ly/4uVGEgQ

Image featuring Christina Davidson smiling within a circular frame. The text reads: "ACOG Welcomes Christina Davidson, MD, FACOG, as Chief Medical Officer." The ACOG logo is at the bottom.

In the four years since the Dobbs decision, the number of crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) has surged nationwide. As an ob-gyn, you can help educate your community on the dangers of CPCs and how to access safe, legitimate reproductive care. Review ACOG’s resources on CPCs: https://bit.ly/4vvhzdK

The image features a gradient background from blue to pink. Text reads: "Abortion Access. Danger after Dobbs: Crisis Pregnancy Centers." The ACOG logo is at the bottom.

Join us for our final virtual town hall on the new obstetric codes on June 30 at 8:30 p.m. ET! We’ll wrap up our town hall series by discussing coding for procedures and postpartum. Register and submit your questions for billing, coding, and policy experts when you sign up: https://bit.ly/49KsNlV

Promotional image for ACOG's virtual town hall series on new obstetric codes. The series covers billing codes for maternity care services. Three sessions are shown: 1) Evaluation and Management for Antepartum Care on June 2 at 8:30 P.M. ET. 2) Labor Management and Delivery on June 16 at 8:30 P.M. ET, and 3) Procedures and Postpartum on June 30 at 8:30 P.M. ET. ACOG logo at the bottom.

Do you know someone who would be an outstanding voice in shaping the future of ob-gyn care? ACOG committee service is a great opportunity to make an impact on guidance, equity, and the future of care. Applications are open now through July 15! Learn more and apply today: https://bit.ly/4vrK78c

Graphic titled "ACOG Committees" with light teal background. Text below the title reads: Contribute to ACOG activities and develop clinical guidance—apply and serve on a committee today! A magenta text box on the right side reads: Applications due by July 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Below this box is a photo that shows a group of three people seated at a table, discussing documents. ACOG logo is displayed at the bottom.

Last week, ACOG members joined hundreds of physicians from across the country at the AMA House of Delegates annual meeting in Chicago, IL. We’re proud of our delegation, which continues to provide valuable perspectives from the ob-gyn field. Read about the meeting: https://bit.ly/4xBYIiB

ACOG's AMA delegation posed together in two rows. They are all dressed in formal or business attire and are smiling at the camera. The room has modern decor with a patterned carpet and overhead lighting.ACOG's AMA delegation posing together in formal evening wear in front of a purple sign with the American Medical Association logo.

Freedom includes access to safe, high-quality health care that centers on cultural inclusivity and compassion. We remain committed to advocating for Black communities’ ability to access care that is free of barriers or bias and protects their health and future. #Juneteenth

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Whether you joined us at #ACOG2026 and want to rewatch your favorite sessions or couldn’t make it and want to catch up, ACSM On Demand is here for you. Access select sessions from renowned ACSM speakers at your fingertips and on the go until May 2027. Order today: https://bit.ly/4uM5vnr

ACOG 75th Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting graphic promoting ACSM on Demand. Graphic features an image of a person is speaking on stage. Text reads: "ACSM On Demand. Access ACSM content at your fingertips and on the go! Available until May 2027." Bottom text: "ACOG 75 Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting, Washington D.C., May 3-7, 2026."

Have you seen ACOG’s new 2026 maternal immunization schedule? If you haven’t, take a look today. We’re proud to continue helping physicians provide evidence-based care to their patients. See the full schedule and additional clinical resources from ACOG: https://bit.ly/3QiBhtQ

Graphic highlighting ACOG's 2026 Maternal Immunization Schedule with a gradient background from purple to teal. Text highlights the importance of vaccines being safe, effective, and important, and encourages discussing ACOG's vaccine schedule with patients if you're a physician. ACOG logo at the bottom.ACOG's 2026 Maternal Immunization Schedule displayed as a table showing when certain vaccines are recommended during a pregnancy. It outlines recommended vaccines during pregnancy: Influenza (Flu) at any trimester, preferably early fall; COVID-19 early as possible in any trimester; Tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) between 27-36 weeks, preferably earlier; Maternal respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) between 32-36 weeks of pregnancy, with certain conditions outlined.

We’re already looking ahead to #ACOG2027 in Los Angeles, and we want to hear from you! Help us shape the next Annual Meeting by submitting a session proposal. Submit your session ideas by 5 p.m. ET on June 30 for a chance to become a part of the program: https://bit.ly/4oqC7l4

Graphic for the ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting in Los Angeles, CA, scheduled for May 21-23, 2027. The graphic invites session proposals with a submission deadline of 5 p.m. ET on June 30. A cityscape with palm trees is in the background.

ACOG is joining leading ob-gyn societies in strongly opposing the work and community engagement requirements recently issued by CMS—and the unnecessary burdens they impose on patients and ob-gyns alike. Read our full statement: https://bit.ly/4gg9RPX

Statement graphic from ACOG stating, "Leading Ob-Gyn Societies Issue Joint Statement Opposing Medicaid Interim Final Rule." Highlights negative impact on patient care and clinicians. Calls on Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to reverse the rule to protect vulnerable patients and families. ACOG logo at the bottom.

Today, ACOG released the 2026 Maternal Immunization Schedule, endorsed by 13 major medical and health organizations. Grounded in science, the schedule will help ensure pregnant patients and their infants are protected from vaccine-preventable illnesses. Read the schedule: https://bit.ly/3QiBhtQ

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