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Interview with Dr. Money: Pregnant people with COVID-19 at increased risk of hospitalization, ICU admission and early labour

Check out Dr. Money’s interview with the UBC Faculty of Medicine’s Kerry Blackadar here. The interview details emerging data from the Canadian Surveillance of COVID-19 in Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Maternal and Infant Outcomes. 

Dr. Money’s Update on COVID-19 + Pregnancy

Dr. Money’s Update on COVID-19 + Pregnancy

On December 10th, 2020, Dr. Deborah Money presented at the Women’s Health Research Institute’s @WomensResearch Wellness Exchange, providing an update on COVID-19 in pregnancy. Watch her speak alongside fellow women’s health researchers

Interview with Dr. Money: Pregnant people with COVID-19 at increased risk of hospitalization, ICU admission and early labour

Interview with Dr. Money: Pregnant people with COVID-19 at increased risk of hospitalization, ICU admission and early labour

Read more about Dr. Money’s interview with UBC Faculty of Medicine’s Kerry Blackadar here

New COVID-19 guidelines released for pregnant women, future moms

New COVID-19 guidelines released for pregnant women, future moms

New guidelines on the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine for pregnant people have been released by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization. Watch Dr. Money discuss these new recommendations in her interview with Global News.  

Response to HPV Vaccine Best in Women with Undetectable HIV Viral Load
HPV Vaccine Failure Rates May Be Higher in Women, Girls With HIV

HPV Vaccine Failure Rates May Be Higher in Women, Girls With HIV

The Clinical Advisor, Author: Rita Aghjayan, Posted: 2018

HPV Vaccine Shows Higher Failure Rate in Girls or Women Living with HIV
All Pregnant Women Should be Tested for Hepatitis C: BC experts

All Pregnant Women Should be Tested for Hepatitis C: BC experts

Vancouver Sun, Pamela Fayerman, Posted: June 17, 2019

Moms, please don’t eat your placentas: Obstetricians say ‘placentophagy’ carries risks, with no proven benefits

Doctors unite to fight incorrect diagnoses of penicillin allergy

Approximately 10 per cent of patients in BC’s medical system believe they’re allergic to penicillin, but 90 per cent of those patients are wrong.