Stanford Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
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Improving the health of women and people of all genders through innovative and compassionate care, education, advocacy and discovery. obgyn.stanford.edu
A new review by Stanford OB/GYN researchers calls for standardized benchmarks to study this stage using advanced in vitro models, aiming to uncover causes of implantation failure and improve fertility. authors.elsevier.com/a/1m56y_LtdC...
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November 11, 2025 at 8:58 PM
A new review by Stanford OB/GYN researchers calls for standardized benchmarks to study this stage using advanced in vitro models, aiming to uncover causes of implantation failure and improve fertility. authors.elsevier.com/a/1m56y_LtdC...
With a total of five postdocs, we have a lot to share! Here is some more about our postdocs.
September 15, 2025 at 8:00 PM
With a total of five postdocs, we have a lot to share! Here is some more about our postdocs.
• Dr. Kelsey Gallo (Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery)
• Dr. Esther Chung (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Anupama Rambhatla (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Esther Chung (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Anupama Rambhatla (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
July 16, 2025 at 7:08 PM
• Dr. Kelsey Gallo (Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery)
• Dr. Esther Chung (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Anupama Rambhatla (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Esther Chung (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
• Dr. Anupama Rambhatla (Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility)
Join us in congratulating:
• Dr. Simranvir Kaur (Complex Family Planning)
• Dr. Sahana Somasegar (Gynecologic Oncology)
• Dr. Noor Joudi (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Nicola Perlman (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Simranvir Kaur (Complex Family Planning)
• Dr. Sahana Somasegar (Gynecologic Oncology)
• Dr. Noor Joudi (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Nicola Perlman (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
July 16, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Join us in congratulating:
• Dr. Simranvir Kaur (Complex Family Planning)
• Dr. Sahana Somasegar (Gynecologic Oncology)
• Dr. Noor Joudi (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Nicola Perlman (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Simranvir Kaur (Complex Family Planning)
• Dr. Sahana Somasegar (Gynecologic Oncology)
• Dr. Noor Joudi (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
• Dr. Nicola Perlman (Maternal Fetal Medicine)
Bláz’s story about being from small-town Texas to leading LGBTQ+ inclusion in health care to to donating blood at @stanfordblood is a powerful reminder: When we break down stigma, we change lives.
stanfordbloodcenter.org/breaking-bar...
stanfordbloodcenter.org/breaking-bar...
Breaking Barriers: One Advocate’s Journey to Blood Donation — Stanford Blood Center
Growing up in a small rural town in Texas, blood drives at Bláz Bush’s high school were a community event. Students were eager to participate, perhaps because it meant skipping class and enjoying free...
stanfordbloodcenter.org
June 27, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Bláz’s story about being from small-town Texas to leading LGBTQ+ inclusion in health care to to donating blood at @stanfordblood is a powerful reminder: When we break down stigma, we change lives.
stanfordbloodcenter.org/breaking-bar...
stanfordbloodcenter.org/breaking-bar...
The retreat made one thing clear:
The future of care isn't just about new tech.
It's about how we choose to use it.
🔗 Read more: obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...
#StanfordOBGYN #FutureOfCare
The future of care isn't just about new tech.
It's about how we choose to use it.
🔗 Read more: obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...
#StanfordOBGYN #FutureOfCare
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...
obgyn.stanford.edu
June 12, 2025 at 11:06 PM
The retreat made one thing clear:
The future of care isn't just about new tech.
It's about how we choose to use it.
🔗 Read more: obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...
#StanfordOBGYN #FutureOfCare
The future of care isn't just about new tech.
It's about how we choose to use it.
🔗 Read more: obgyn.stanford.edu/in-the-news/...
#StanfordOBGYN #FutureOfCare
AI can help personalize education, simulate encounters, and enhance access.
But can it teach empathy? Critical thinking?
Faculty and trainees are navigating how to integrate tools without site losing what matters most: our patients.
But can it teach empathy? Critical thinking?
Faculty and trainees are navigating how to integrate tools without site losing what matters most: our patients.
June 12, 2025 at 11:06 PM
AI can help personalize education, simulate encounters, and enhance access.
But can it teach empathy? Critical thinking?
Faculty and trainees are navigating how to integrate tools without site losing what matters most: our patients.
But can it teach empathy? Critical thinking?
Faculty and trainees are navigating how to integrate tools without site losing what matters most: our patients.
From automated notes to patient-specific materials and translation tools, AI is already in the room.
But participants emphasized the risks: bias, overuse, and equity gaps.
Efficiency should support — not replace — compassionate care.
But participants emphasized the risks: bias, overuse, and equity gaps.
Efficiency should support — not replace — compassionate care.
June 12, 2025 at 11:06 PM
From automated notes to patient-specific materials and translation tools, AI is already in the room.
But participants emphasized the risks: bias, overuse, and equity gaps.
Efficiency should support — not replace — compassionate care.
But participants emphasized the risks: bias, overuse, and equity gaps.
Efficiency should support — not replace — compassionate care.
With STORK, providers can flag unmet needs and follow up with care that supports recovery, of both mom and baby.
It’s one step toward a better standard for maternal health.
🔗 Read more: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025...
It’s one step toward a better standard for maternal health.
🔗 Read more: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025...
After the joy of birth, new moms face ‘the wilderness’ – Stanford is tracking what comes next
The Stanford Obstetric Recovery Checklist, or STORK, measures the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of mothers after they leave the hospital.
news.stanford.edu
June 4, 2025 at 11:14 PM
With STORK, providers can flag unmet needs and follow up with care that supports recovery, of both mom and baby.
It’s one step toward a better standard for maternal health.
🔗 Read more: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025...
It’s one step toward a better standard for maternal health.
🔗 Read more: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025...
STORK is a 47-question screening used before and after discharge. It asks about:
✔️ Pain
✔️ Sleep
✔️ Emotional health
✔️ Feeding challenges
✔️ Support systems
A simple tool that fills a long-overdue gap in postpartum care.
✔️ Pain
✔️ Sleep
✔️ Emotional health
✔️ Feeding challenges
✔️ Support systems
A simple tool that fills a long-overdue gap in postpartum care.
June 4, 2025 at 11:14 PM
STORK is a 47-question screening used before and after discharge. It asks about:
✔️ Pain
✔️ Sleep
✔️ Emotional health
✔️ Feeding challenges
✔️ Support systems
A simple tool that fills a long-overdue gap in postpartum care.
✔️ Pain
✔️ Sleep
✔️ Emotional health
✔️ Feeding challenges
✔️ Support systems
A simple tool that fills a long-overdue gap in postpartum care.