An inspiring Resident & Fellow Research Day! Trainees shared vital research on EHR-embedded obstetric trauma screening and health experiences in Hispanic communities during miscarriage care.

The Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology is proud to announce our incoming resident intern class: a cohort of six visionary physicians joining us from across the country. obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...

Announcing 2026 Residency Match Results

The Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Stanford Medicine is thrilled to announce the incoming resident intern class.

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Could treating rare diseases before birth be the new standard? Researchers @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social , collaborating with the Dunlevie MFM Center, are testing in utero stem cell transplants for Fanconi anemia, potentially eliminating the need for postnatal chemo and radiation.

New hope for treating a rare genetic disease before birth

Stanford Medicine scientists are launching a clinical trial of prenatal transplants, using stem cells from the mother, to treat a rare genetic disease called Fanconi anemia before a baby is born.

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Chaired by Dr. Deirdre Lyell, CMQCC co-authored a new report with @marchofdimes.org : a practical Low-Dose Aspirin Implementation Guide to help outpatient teams prevent preeclampsia, close equity gaps, and use data + community engagement to boost LDA uptake and adherence.

Implantation remains one of the biggest mysteries in human development: a “black box” in reproductive science.

Congrats to Dr. Virginia D. Winn for receiving the annual MCHRI Visionary Leadership Award, a lifetime achievement award that spotlights individuals within the Stanford maternal and child health research community who have made long-lasting and impactful contributions.

Congratulations to our Stanford OB/GYN residents on their fellowship matches! We’re so proud of their accomplishments and excited to see the impact they will make in the next stage of their training. #OBGYN #FellowshipMatch

We are excited to announce the results of the 2026 OB/GYN Fellowship Match! Congratulations to all the matched applicants!

It's Postdoc Appreciation Week! We are so fortunate to work with these talented individuals. Get to know them better by swiping through these slides

Meet Dr. Bianca Batista, one of our new OB/GYN interns! Born and raised in the Bay Area, she studied Cell & Developmental Biology at UCSB and earned her MD at UC Irvine through the HEAL-IM program in integrative medicine. 💫 #StanfordOBGYN #MedTwitter

At the University of Global Health Equity in Rwanda, Stanford OB/GYN faculty are teaching side-by-side with local leaders to help build the next generation of physician-leaders in East Africa. #StanfordOBGYN #GlobalHealth #MedicalEducation obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...

Teaching and Learning in Rwanda: OB/GYN’s Growing Role in a Global Health Vision

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Say hello to Dr. Vienne Seitz, one of our new OB/GYN interns! She grew up in Wisconsin, studied neurobiology & psychology at UW–Madison, and earned her MD from the Medical College of Wisconsin. She brings a deep passion for reproductive health & LGBTQ+ advocacy. #StanfordMedicine

👏 Celebrating the Stanford OB/GYN Fellowship Class of 2025! This incredible group of physician leaders have completed advanced training across five subspecialties. We’re so proud of everything they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see how they’ll continue shaping the future of OB/GYN.

Celebrating our very own Dr. Yasser El-Sayed and Dr. Deirdre Lyell for being recognized as two of AJOG’s Top Reviewers of 2024! Their contributions to evidence-based care and academic leadership continue to shape the future of OB/GYN. #StanfordOBGYN #AcademicMedicine #AJOG

Training the next generation of OB/GYN innovators. Our interns are mastering robotic surgery — docking, troubleshooting, bedside assisting, and even taking on robot docking races. Thanks to our faculty & Intuitive for making it happen. #StanfordOBGYN #RoboticSurgery

For years, outdated bans excluded many LGBTQ+ people —particularly gay and bi men — from donating blood. Bláz Bush knows that pain personally. But today, as Exec Director of Stanford's LGBTQ+ Health Program (led by OB/GYN), he's part of the change. 🏳️‍🌈🩸 #PrideMonth #LGBTQHealth #InclusiveCare

At Stanford’s 2025 OB/GYN Education Retreat, the spotlight was on AI. How will it reshape clinical care, teaching, and administration — and how do we use it responsibly? A few reflections 🧵 🔗 obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/... #AIinMedicine #MedEd

Reimagining the Future of Care with AI at the 2025 Education Retreat

Our Education Retreat in April highlighted how AI is being thoughtfully integrated into clinical care, medical education, and academic administration to enhance human judgment, empathy, and efficiency...

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Dr. Elliott Main, Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, received the 2024 Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Award for Individual Achievement. www.jointcommission.org/resources/aw...

What happens after the baby is born? Too often, moms are discharged without a single check-in on how they are doing. At Stanford, Drs. Pervez Sultan & Deirdre Lyell developed STORK — a new checklist that centers the parent, not just the newborn. 🧵 #PostpartumCare #MaternalHealth

A new perspective on aging and vitality: Dr. Karen Adams brings her decades of expertise to @theatlantic.com’s "How to Age Up" podcast, redefining what it means to thrive through midlife and beyond. 🎧 www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/arc...

How to Wish You Were 66 Instead of 35

Spoiler: Life after menopause has some big perks.

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