One step closer to making the dream of reducing severe pregnancy complications in Ontario a reality. The #CanOSS-Ontario meeting brought together 50+ leaders representing 28 organizations. @LabFlourish @McMasterU @McMasterOBGYN #myheartisfull
Great first day at #CPP2025. Superb meeting organized by @biohaven followed by keynote talks featuring @uelkayam @CandiceSilvers1 and @AfshanHameedMD @LabFlourish
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Garrido et al. report that an NT-proBNP cut-off value of 116 pg/mL has a similar diagnostic performance to sFlt-1/PlGF ratio in predicting the diagnosis of early-onset pre-eclampsia within 1 week after assessment. Read the free-to-read article in the April #UOGJournal: bit.ly/4cslI9H
#LoveUltrasound #HealthResearch #WomensHealth
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5 ways McMaster researchers are advancing health outcomes for women and newborns
healthsci.mcmaster.ca/5-ways…
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Pregnancy comes with rising complications in Canada.
Rohan D’Souza (@SingingOB) & Susan Ellis, associate professors @McMasterOBGYN, chat with @healthing_ca about understanding the maternal patient experience and being prepared for complications.
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With the world falling apart around us so grateful to spend a few sacred hours with the SERENE team. Amazed and grateful for the groundbreaking work on Maternal Morbidity. Thank you for continuing to lead our Dept and Canada @SingingOB @GiuliaMuraca1
Congratulations @lmbuagbaw! Well deserved!! You're an inspiration to so many of us.
Congratulations to HEI associate professor Lawrence Mbuagbaw (@lmbuagbaw) on receiving the 2025 CAHR-CANFAR Excellence in Research Award from @CANFAR and @CAHR_ACRV. Mbuagbaw received the award in the Epidemiology-Public Health track. Learn more: cahr-acrv.ca/awards/excellen…
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The study developed a core outcome set and reporting checklist for vasa previa to improve data harmonization, evidence synthesis, and clinical practice guidelines. ja.ma/43SQ8Q3
The first of several core outcome sets for pregnancy-related conditions developed through @LabFlourish's #OROS initiative. @HEI_mcmaster @McMasterOBGYN @uoftobgyn. Thank you @JAMANetworkOpen for publishing this important work.
This study from the OROS group in @JAMANetworkOpen establishes a core outcome set and reporting checklist for vasa previa research, improving data consistency, evidence synthesis, and clinical guidelines to better support patients and families.
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The latest MBRRACE-UK data on maternal deaths has been released today. It shows a statistically non-significant decrease in the mortality rate for women who died during or soon after pregnancy in 2021-23 #mbrrace @Marianfknight @npeu_oxford @Oxford_NDPH buff.ly/3HfFpCO
Thank you @CIHRIGH for your continued support of our work. @LabFlourish
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Jubilant @BachElgar altos with @H_P_O conductor James Kahane after a thrilling #Messiah concert. Another concert tomorrow for those that would like to attend. bachelgar.ca/events/
Looking forward to seeing as many of you in Georgetown this evening as possible! This is going to be rather splendid! Tickets available at app.arts-people.com/index.ph…
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Why are an increasing number of pregnant people getting sick or dying from heart disease?
Rohan D’Souza (@SingingOB), associate professor @McMasterOBGYN, spoke with @TheSpec about creating networks to learn from these rare events and prevent them.
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Thank you @HeartandStroke @BrainCanada and @CIHR_IRSC for the opportunity to work with this incredible team of researchers that have worked tirelessly to reduce severe pregnancy-related cardiovascular morbidity in Canada. @McMasterOBGYN @HEI_mcmaster @McMasterU @DSouzaLabMac
We are excited to announce the winners of our Research Networks of Excellence in Women's Heart and/or Brain Health.
Congratulations to Dr. Rohan D'Souza (@DSouzaLabMac) and Dr. Amy Yu (@amyyu_md.)
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The @JuravinskiRI-funded SERENE Study is seeking Ontario residents who have experienced severe maternal morbidity to join its Lived Experience Advisory Network.
Learn more ➡️ SereneStudy.ca
#JuravinskiLegacy

ALT A poster for the SERENE Study. The text includes this paragraph: If you live in Ontario and have experienced severe maternal morbidity during your pregnancy or up to 6 weeks after your pregnancy, we would like to meet with you to discuss the possibility of you helping guide our research as a valued member of our Lived Experience Advisory Network. Please visit www.SereneStudy.ca for more information, or email [email protected] to contact our team.
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Thrilled to share our publication exploring barriers and facilitators to COVID-19 vaccination in folks surrounding pregnancy decision making!
To my lovely co authors on twitter @natashabmaison @SingingOB plus Mahnoor and Dr Sharma !
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“Critical Care Services for Pregnant Patients in Ontario” by @queensu student Emily Liu & @SingingOB
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• 59% OB sites need transport to ICU
• Limited availability of OB/Internal Medicine or Anesthesia
50 days' free access:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1jAUa…
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Dr Rohan D’Souza (@SingingOB) is now giving a great keynote for the #Obstetrics & #Gynaecology Research Day 2024. The CanOSS for severe pregnancy related morbidity. Fascinating.
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Delighted to share our methods for understanding Severe Maternal Morbidity case review in Southwestern ON to inform the development of an Obstetric Surveillance System (OSS), at @HEIResearchDay! An important first step to help inform a Canada-OSS. canoss.ca/































