It's been two years since ACOG released Practice Bulletin #130 regarding the Prediction and Prevention of Preterm Birth. Where are we today in identifying patients who are a great risk? How can clinicians put the information into clinical practice to provide significant outcomes? Senior reporter Ana Maria Rosario welcomes Dr. David Stone, Practicing Ob-Gyn in the metro Detroit area for over 20 years. Dr. Stone shares his clinical experience, perspective and passion regarding the every day practice of predicting and peventing preterm birth. Dr. Stone is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and a member of several national organizations including the American Medical Association and the Society of Robotic Surgeons
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It's been two years since ACOG released Practice Bulletin #130 regarding the Prediction and Prevention of Preterm Birth. Where are we today in identifying patients who are a great risk? How can clinicians put the information into clinical practice to provide significant outcomes? Senior reporter Ana Maria Rosario welcomes Dr. David Stone, Practicing Ob-Gyn in the metro Detroit area for over 20 years. Dr. Stone shares his clinical experience, perspective and passion regarding the every day practice of predicting and peventing preterm birth. Dr. Stone is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and a member of several national organizations including the American Medical Association and the Society of Robotic Surgeons
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