Denver, CO – The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) hosted its highly anticipated annual meeting this year in Denver, bringing together leading experts in the field of maternal-fetal medicine from across the country. The event marked a significant achievement for UNC Maternal-Fetal Medicine, with numerous contributions from its MFM Fellows, research assistants, and medical students.
The meeting highlighted research on a variety of topics, with UNC’s team presenting innovative findings on stress and resilience, objectively measured sleep and its relationship to preterm birth, neighborhood factors and their impact on perinatal outcomes, and more. These presentations showcased the depth of expertise at UNC and underscored its ongoing commitment to advancing maternal and fetal health.
“I can’t help but be proud of all we accomplished!” said Dr. Tracy Manuck, Clinician Scientist at UNC Maternal-Fetal Medicine. “We’re thankful for the collaborations, patients, and funding that made this work possible!”
