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This incident at Bulovka University Hospital serves as a poignant reminder of the consequences of neglecting established patient safety protocols, particularly the crucial role of effective communication and stringent patient identification in preventing medical errors.

Physicians should be vigilant about the dual impact of GLP-1 drugs on contraceptive failure and unexpected fertility enhancements, prompting a reassessment of patient guidance and contraceptive choices in clinical practice.

This study underscores the complexity of prescribing antiseizure medications during pregnancy, revealing that while topiramate and lamotrigine show no significant increase in autism spectrum disorder risk post-adjustment, valproate exposure remains a concern due to its association with a higher ASD incidence.

Recent findings presented at the ASA’s annual meeting spotlight the critical role of tranexamic acid in postpartum hemorrhage, underscoring a dose-response relationship that enhances antifibrinolysis, marking a significant advancement in obstetric care.

This study offers valuable insights into the safety of stimulant medication use during pregnancy, highlighting the need for nuanced patient counseling and consideration of individual risks and benefits in managing ADHD symptoms.

In facing her own miscarriage, a physician reflects on the absence of trauma-informed care and resilience training in her medical education, underscoring the necessity of integrating these components to better support healthcare professionals in their dual roles as caregivers and individuals.