Peripartum care and long-term strategies improve pelvic floor health
Innovations in Obstetrics & Gynecology
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Innovations in care and research
With more than 50 distinguished clinical and research faculty members, we offer the region’s most leading-edge care and research breakthroughs. We also are committed to training the future leaders of our specialty through our nationally ranked residency and fellowship training programs.
U.S. News & World Report ranks Ohio State #28 among the best hospitals in the nation for obstetrics and gynecology. In addition, they also rate Ohio State as high performing in maternity care.
Read about the latest clinical and research innovations taking place in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Maximizing care as maternal fetal patient volume expands
$9.2M PCORI Award to investigate injectable stress incontinence treatment as sling alternative
New uterine fibroid clinic focused on treatment, research and education
SMFM Annual Pregnancy Meeting to showcase Ohio State-led research studies
A path to sobriety and parenthood: STEPP Clinic helps pregnant people with addiction
Endometrial cancer studies are changing the landscape of precision cancer medicine
Researchers form multisite collaboration to study and combat inequities in pregnancy outcomes
Federal grants will boost efforts for earlier detection of endometrial and ovarian cancer
Study finds racial, ethnic disparities in rate of medical intervention among earliest premature babies
Featured Stories
Female Pelvic Health Center offers well-coordinated, convenient care from a team of experts
Two faculty members shine in their commitment to gynecologic oncology research
Literature review makes the case for broadening oxygen saturation targets for pregnant individuals hospitalized with COVID-19
Researchers take next steps to understand COVID-19’s impact on people infected during pregnancy
LACC wasn’t the last word on minimally invasive surgery for early-stage cervical cancer
Helping patients experience the best reproductive health possible, from birth to early adulthood
Changing the standard of care for uterine cancer
William Grobman, MD, joins The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Branching out and looking within to improve prenatal, postpartum care
Exploring new immunotherapy treatment for high-risk endometrial cancer patients
Ohio State strives to improve inclusion of pregnant women in COVID-19 and other therapeutics research
Ohio State studies use of opioids following cesarean section
Improving care for menopausal women across all specialties
Ohio State Researchers Reveal Promising Cervical Cancer Treatment
Unique Multidisciplinary Care for Pregnancy-Related Pelvic Floor Disorders
Complex Contraception Clinic and Personalized Contraception Counseling
Researchers Aim to Identify Molecular-Based Risk Factors for Endometrial Cancer
Study Suggests Laser Therapy Can Improve Quality of Life for Cancer Survivors With GSM
Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program Launching Global Health Elective
New Maternal Fetal Medicine Division Director Brings National Study to Ohio State
Ohio State Experts Lead Pilot Program to Change Maternal Hypertension Guidelines
TILs Trial Promising as a Therapy for Recurrent, Metastatic or Persistent Cervical Cancer
PARP Inhibitors Dramatically Improve Outlook for Ovarian Cancer Patients
Ohio State Study Examines Link Between Hormonal Contraception and Depression
STEPP Clinic Offers Addiction Lifeline During Pregnancy
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