Thinking About Ob/Gyn
Thinking About Ob/Gyn
Episode 3.3 When should we use new treatments? Jada And cfDNA
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Episode 3.3 When should we use new treatments? Jada And cfDNA

In this episode we discuss the new Jada postpartum hemorrhage device. More importantly, we discuss the process for choosing to utilize new interventions in clinical practice. Then we discuss a recent New York Times article detailing the problem of false positives in the noninvasive prenatal screening tests. 

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