Spring 2023 Free Public Webinar:

 GBS, PROM & Waterbirth

Did You Know??

Countless people are told, “You can’t have a waterbirth because you are GBS positive or your membranes ruptured so it’s not safe.” This spring, we’re excited to share a webinar with evidence-based information about debunking the myths surrounding Premature Rupture of Membranes, Group B Strep, and Waterbirth.

In this Evidence Based Birth® webinar, we will cover the updated research evidence on:  

  1.  When your water breaks before the start of labor 37 weeks which is known as Premature Rupture of Membranes or PROM,  
  2. The myths and rumors related to Group B Strep,
  3. How waterbirth can be an option for your labor, and
  4. Debunking myths related to each topic based on the evidence!

PLUS we will reveal something exciting and new coming to Evidence Based Birth®! 

Join us as we dive into the latest research evidence and debunk the myths surrounding Group B Strep, PROM, and Waterbirth! 

Webinar registration is open. Each showing is identical and occurs live. You only need to register for one!

CEUs are not provided; however, you will learn info about how you can earn CEs at Evidence Based Birth®

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April 20th

8:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time

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DATE 2:

April 23rd

2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time

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