Induction of labor is an increasingly more and more common birth intervention that many women experience today. There are several medically indicated reasons for induction, as well as many situations where women may be offered or even coerced into induction - where there isn't beneficial evidence to back it up. This week on the podcast Dr. Morgan got to interview Dr. Rebecca Dekker of the well-known blog and podcast called Evidence Based Birth, all about various aspects of labor induction. We discuss the Arrive trial, big babies, risks for postpartum hemorrhage, the evidence on eating and drinking, and more. Enjoy!

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Resources From This Episode:

• Evidence Based Birth Blog
• Evidence Based Birth Podcast
• Evidence Based Birth Instagram
• The evidence on eating and drinking in labor article
• The evidence on Pitocin use during the third stage of labor article
• The evidence for big babies article
• Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO) course by American Academy of Family Physicians

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