Objectives The purpose of this study was to conduct a scoping review of the literature and to
categorically map a 15‐year trajectory of US undergraduate medical education rationales …

This study assessed the impact of coworker support on lactating mothers’ breastfeeding self-efficacy
after maternity leave. A cross-sectional survey of 1000 working adults assessed …

Returning to work poses a challenge to new mothers’ breastfeeding success during the first
6 months postpartum. While previous research has shown that breastfeeding-related …

Background For many years in the United States, there has been an active discussion about
whether race concordance between care providers and patients contributes to better health …

Background: Breastfeeding has become the recognized standard for good parenting, with
social costs for not breastfeeding, but not every mother wants to or is able to breastfeed. …

This paper reports research undertaken to assess US certified nurse-midwives’ (CNMs)
knowledge of, access to, and use of evidence-based medicine (EBM). Findings are presented in …

An old joke states that one need not worry about one’s enemies, but may be in danger from
one’s friends. We review a number of “enemies” and “friends” of evidence-based medicine (…

Pregnant women are especially vulnerable to COVID-19 while the short- and long-term impact
of COVID-19 on maternal and infant health is only partially understood. We assessed the …

Objectives Previous studies have suggested that often, Black mothers’ birthing experiences
are not what they expected because of how they were treated by healthcare providers during …

Most of us, academics or laypersons, accept the straightforward and simple syllogism:
scientific discovery® change or improvement in medical practices® new ethical problems® …