Division Director, Maternal Fetal Medicine
Associate Professor, Maternal Fetal Medicine
6 days ago
We are proud of Drs. Kristin Tully and Alison Stuebe, together with their research colleagues, for transforming maternal–infant care with the Couplet Care Bassinet. Currently, the new patented bassinets are in use at the North Carolina Women’s Hospital. This UNC-developed technology is patented and provides overbed access for mothers to see and reach their infants …
2 weeks ago
At the 2026 Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting (ACMG), Andrea Johnson, MS, CGC, presented collaborative research led by principal investigator Dr. Neeta Vora, with patient recruitment and data analysis conducted by Kelly Gilmore. All three are UNC Maternal Fetal Medicine faculty whose combined efforts are advancing genomic and functional insights into fetal brain abnormalities. Their work …
2 weeks ago
Long’s doctor, Elizabeth Coviello, DO, and William Goodnight, MD, who interpreted her ultrasounds, became concerned that Long had placenta previa. That’s when the placenta, the organ that develops to provide nutrients to the baby, partly or completely covers the cervix, the opening to the birth canal. The physicians also suspected Long was dealing with a more severe and …
2 weeks ago
According to doctors, quoted by a UNICEF report, many women experience what is known as the ‘baby blues’. Dr. Alison Stuebe, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist and professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, says these feelings often start two to three days after childbirth, the report says. During this …
