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Expectant women in Clarksville, Montgomery County and the surrounding area will soon benefit from around-the-clock, enhanced medical care during their labor ...

The safety net provided through the new OB-GYN Hospitalist program is a wonderful benefit for our community of new parents and babies.” Clinical providers serving as OB-GYN hospitalists will be based within Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville’s Family Birth Center and will be solely dedicated to providing this care. Set to launch in mid-September, the on-site program will provide oversight of expectant patients’ obstetric care until their obstetrician arrives to assume their care.

The outbound Ida B. Wells Drive ramp to the outbound Kennedy Expressway is closed to traffic as part of the Byrne Interchange construction project.

Construction to reconstruct the Interchange started in 2013. Construction to reconstruct the Interchange started in 2013. More than 400,000 drivers use it every day.

Perelel, The First OB/GYN-Founded Women's Vitamin Company, Announces A $4.7 Million Seed Round Led By Unilever Ventures To Reimagine Reproductive Health · The ...

“Our goal is to take out the guesswork when it comes to women’s health and nutrition, and we’re dedicated to being the most trusted source supporting women with targeted solutions for all of their reproductive health needs. “When we launched the business, we were both in a unique position of not only being first-time entrepreneurs but also expecting mothers in the early days of the pandemic. Meanwhile, Alex Taylor was coming to this from a different place – as someone with Hashimoto’s disease, an autoimmune disorder that affects 5% of women in the U.S. (and because of that) she was especially conscious of her health regimen when she began her fertility and pregnancy journey. The story of Perelel goes back to 2018 when Alex and Victoria both found themselves pregnant and frustrated with their prenatal vitamins. Dedicated to creating a world with more healthy and supported women, from the early days Perelel’s team learned about the direct connection between nutrition and pregnancy outcomes and were shocked to learn that 1 in 33 babies born in the U.S. is born with birth defects, many of which are nutrition related. Launched in 2020 by Alex Taylor, Victoria Thain Gioia, and Dr. Banafsheh Bayati, Perelel is pioneering a new standard for supporting women with vitamins for every stage of their reproductive life cycle.

OB-Xtreme 2 is an 8-voice polyphonic synth with a FAT mode that engages 8-voice unison mono. There's also polyphonic unison, effectively giving you 8x8-voice ...

Find out more on the Aly James (opens in new tab) website. It’s pretty much feature-complete, though LFO 2 isn’t yet active and the version 2 factory presets haven’t yet been added. In fact, we’ve promised improvements across every element of the virtual circuitry.

For version 2.0, Aly James has reworked the OB-Xtreme softsynth for added fatness, increased distortion emulation and more OB-X and OB-Xa detail.

The synth can be an 8-voice polysynth, an 8-voice unison monster or a combination of the two with the flick of the FAT switch to have an 8-voice polyphonic with eight layers of unison. And while the original version was a great attempt at modelling voice cards, version 2.0 increases the detail on every part of every circuit. The idea was to generate a huge analogue sound by drawing on everything that made the OB-X and OB-Xa awesome.

Many OB-GYNs, including some who perform abortions, are celebrating a decision that allows them to avoid traveling to Texas for certifying board exams.

The three-hour exams test skills, knowledge and ability to treat different conditions. Wade decision legalizing abortion, the board said. The board announced a reversal last week, saying the exams would be virtual.

Many OB-GYNs, including some who perform abortions, are celebrating a decision that allows them to avoid traveling to Texas for certifying board exams.

The three-hour exams test skills, knowledge and ability to treat different conditions. Wade decision legalizing abortion, the board said. On Thursday, the board announced a reversal, saying the exams would be virtual.

Exams were to be held in Dallas this fall; however, ob/gyns feared potential violence in anti-abortion state.

The board decided on Thursday to stay virtual again this year. However, ob/gyns, including some who perform abortions, feared that gathering to take the exam would subject them to potential violence in what is an anti-abortion state, the Associated Press reported. "They're scared.