Redwood's Medical Edge

Handling the medical treatment of a minor can be tricky. Heidi Creston is back to discuss some of these special circumstances. Welcome bac...

If you're a writer and you are wondering about a grave situation to put a pregnant, delivering woman into-- this might be your solution....

Bonnie asks : My question has to do with one of my characters who gets a deadly form of influenza (swine and avian flu combined) early in ...

Babies come when they want to, not necessarily when we want them to. Every labor and delivery nurse and OB provider are well aware of this f...

Heidi Creston returns today for her monthly blog post. Today, she covers a very important topic: scope of practice for different obstetrical...

Sheila asks : In my WIP, I have the good guy (a doctor) trying to get the pregnant heroine away from a dangerous situation. She resists so I...

There is a lot of difference between saying you have a cold vs. saying you have bacterial pneumonia. In the world of writing especially medi...

Our OB/Neonatal nursing expert, Heidi Creston is back to discuss uterine anatomy. Now, why is this a good topic for writers? I sense the me...

Heidi Creston, our nursing expert in the area of OB/neonatology, is back today to discuss the plausibility of kidnapping an infant from the ...