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Welcome to the UCSF Birth Center
Congratulations on your pregnancy! We are here to guide you through what to expect before and after you arrive at the hospital. Learn about the facilities and the practical aspects of arriving at the hospital when you are in labor. IN-...
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Zooming through Pregnancy to Parenthood
The UCSF Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences has organized a series of webinars to meet the needs of our patients. Certified Nurse Midwives at UCSF are leading the “Zooming through Pregnancy to Parenthood”...
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UCSF Women's Health Webinar Series
UCSF Women's Health has designed a variety of webinars to keep patients engaged and informed about topics that range from prenatal and gynecological care to fertility care. Note some were previously record.
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Great Expectations Pregnancy & Postpartum Program
The Women's Health Resource Center, Great Expectations Pregnancy Program offers a variety of classes to help expecting parents and their partners learn more about pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and parenting. Explore the classes and...
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Induction of Labor information sessions
Considering an induction of labor? Was an induction of labor medically recommended for you? Have questions about inductions at UCSF? We have a class for you! Attend an upcoming session In-person: Nov. 12, 5:00-6:00pm OR Virtual: Oct. 15, 6...
Webinars (Free)
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Patient Educational Classes & Webinars
The Women’s Health Resource Center is proud to offer and host a number of different formats of prenatal and postpartum education. See below for our offerings. All enrollment and log-ins for webinars and classes are located on our member...
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UCSF Breast/Chestfeeding Resources
The UCSF Women's Health Resource Center provides breastfeeding resources to support a patient's decision to breastfeed. Breast milk is the ideal food for all babies. It satisfies complete nutritional needs for the first 6 months of life...
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Prenatal Care at UCSF
We are proud to have a well versed group of obstetric health care providers, including Medical Doctors (resident physicians, OB/GYN Generalists and Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists), Nurse Practitioners, and Certified Nurse Midwives...