The new Nurse-Midwifery Education Program aims to improve access to high-quality maternal health care in Iowa.

Adding immunotherapy improves outcomes for advanced endometrial cancer

Abbey Hardy-Fairbanks, MD wins The Jean Y. Jew Women’s Rights Award recognizes outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the UI; a long-standing record of leadership, effort, and activism; and accomplishments of national scope or impact.

Muscatine is one of hundreds of rural areas in the U.S. where hospitals have dropped birthing services during the past two decades, often because they lack obstetricians and other specialized staff members.

Women who have trouble controlling their bladder or bowel movements can take comfort in new data that shows they are not alone.

Understanding and effectively addressing upstream food insecurity for the UI obstetrical population

The University of Iowa’s new Master of Midwifery program will train future nurse-midwives needed especially for health care-deprived rural populations.

When a pregnant person has a substance use disorder, seeking treatment can be a minefield. They’re often survivors of abuse and trauma, and they may distrust a health care system that previously treated them poorly. They may also face barriers to care, especially if they live in a rural area far from a community hospital or clinic

The Center for Advanced Reproductive Care at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics reached a major milestone in July 2021, completing its 10,000th in-vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure.