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.

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

Medicaid cuts don’t just affect some—they affect us all. It means fewer kids get vaccines, fewer parents get mental health care, fewer women get prenatal visits, & more face medical debt. Last night, we joined @aafp.org @acog.org @acpimphysicians.bsky.social in urging Congress: protect Medicaid.

Want to make a real difference? Join ACOG’s texting program to mobilize voters against Medicaid cuts. Sign up now: bit.ly/4jkTGyF #HandsOffMedicaid #MedicaidMatters #ObGynsInAction

Thanks to the @nyamnews.bsky.social for publishing my recent op-ed on Medicaid cuts and impact on my patients and community amsterdamnews.com/news/2025/06... #Blacksky #Blackmedsky #obskyn #obgynsky @acog.org @acogd2.bsky.social

Three years later, the #Dobbs fallout continues. Dozens of ob-gyns have been forced to uproot themselves, their lives, and their families to keep providing full-spectrum reproductive care without fear of criminalization, leaving their communities and patients behind. Read more: buff.ly/YScjx1C

Three years after the Dobbs decision, patients face delays, difficulties, and denial of essential care, and physicians are forced to choose between their duties and the law.
Reproductive health care should never come with fear or punishment. Our members are speaking out.

The House just passed a bill with major cuts to Medicaid putting access to life-saving health care at serious risk. These cuts deepen disparities and harm the most vulnerable. It’s not too late to protect patient care: acog.quorum.us/campaign/109... #ProtectMedicaid #ObGynsInAction #ACOGAdvocacy

Mental health matters. Your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors factor into every part of your life, just like your physical health. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, learn the signs of mental health disorders and know that help is available: buff.ly/iFI1ghF #MentalHealthMatters

Postmenopausal bleeding isn’t normal and should be checked by your ob-gyn. From hormonal changes to more serious conditions, getting evaluated is key. Hear from an ob-gyn expert on what they tell their patients about causes, tests, and treatment options. Read more: buff.ly/dX89Dc7

ACOG Junior Fellows can apply for a low-interest loan with no credit check required! Payments are deferred until one year after completing your training. Don’t miss this exclusive member benefit—secure your financial future today: bit.ly/41T4jDr

With more health products entering the market, how can you determine which ones are truly backed by science? Learn eight key signs of a reliable study from an ob-gyn expert. Spot solid science and avoid misleading claims: bit.ly/3Xigkjk

In her powerful #BlackHistoryMonth reflection, Ngozi Osuagwu, MD, MBA, MSCP, FACOG, honors the endurance of the Black community through centuries of adversity. Read her inspiring perspective on survival, progress, and the unbreakable spirit that defines Black history: bit.ly/3F82Ksg

Misinformation in health care is a serious—and growing—challenge. Our new misinformation hub provides evidence-based resources to help clinicians and patients identify and combat myths in obstetric and gynecologic care. Visit the page for resources: bit.ly/4gVjtfG

“There’s going to be a missing age class of researchers that will reverberate for years.” scim.ag/3ERRLDo