CDUH Section of Maternal- Fetal Medicine

09/05/2026

08/05/2026

High-risk pregnancy does not automatically mean you will lose your baby.

While some pregnancies may need closer monitoring and extra care, many mothers with high-risk pregnancies go on to have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies. Behind every appointment, every ultrasound, and every moment of worry is a mother doing everything she can for her child.

As Mother’s Day approaches, we honor the strength, courage, and unconditional love of every mom walking this journey. You are stronger than your fears, and you are never alone.

04/05/2026

Most pregnancies look normal… until they are not.

Some risks do not show early, but they can quietly affect both mom and baby. The scary part is you might not notice until it becomes serious. That is why awareness matters.

Knowing the signs, understanding the risks, and attending regular prenatal checkups can help prevent complications and ensure timely care.

Early action can make a life saving difference for both mother and baby.

29/04/2026

Cebu Doctors University Hospital Section of Maternal-Fetal Medicine extends its heartfelt gratitude as we promote awareness on the importance of vaccination for both mothers and their babies.

Thank you to everyone who took part in our immunization event today. Your trust and participation mean a lot to us as we continue working together toward healthier pregnancies and stronger protection for both mother and child.

We are truly grateful for the opportunity to serve and educate our community. We look forward to seeing you in our future health activities. ❤️

29/04/2026

How do Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) specialists support both mother and baby?

Through early detection, specialized monitoring, and timely care, MFM specialists help manage high-risk pregnancies with greater precision.

They don’t work alone, MFM specialists lead a team of healthcare professionals to create personalized care plans for more complex cases, ensuring safer outcomes every step of the way.

With advanced tools like growth scans, Doppler studies, and fetal surveillance, potential concerns can be identified early and managed properly.

Because in high-risk pregnancies, every detail matters—for both mother and baby. 🤍

22/04/2026

More moms today are facing higher pregnancy risks, and it’s something we need to talk about.

Conditions like Gestational Diabetes and Hypertension, delayed prenatal checkups, and factors like age and multiple pregnancies are making high-risk cases more common in the Philippines. Understanding these risks is the first step to protecting both mom and baby. Early care, regular checkups, and proper guidance can make all the difference.

Your health matters. Your baby’s future matters.

20/04/2026

Stay ahead in prenatal diagnostics!

Join us for Cordlife Talk: Beyond NIPT as we explore the role of Chromosomal Microarray Analysis (CMA) in prenatal diagnosis, alongside expert insights on real-world applications and the essential role of genetic counseling in guiding patient-centered care.

📅 April 24, 2026 | 5:00 PM
💻 Via Zoom

Register by scanning the QR code.

17/04/2026

In celebration of Immunization Week 2026, we highlight the importance of vaccines in protecting individuals, families, and communities from vaccine-preventable diseases 💉

Vaccines have protected generations before us, they protect us today, and they will continue to protect the future.

📅 April 29, 2026 | Wednesday
⏰ 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 CDUH OPD Conference Room, 3rd Floor

Program details are provided below for your reference.
See you there!! ❤️

17/04/2026

Immunization Week 2026 is more than a reminder, it’s a look at how vaccines continue to protect lives every day. Vaccines train your immune system to recognize and fight harmful diseases before they become serious. This means fewer hospital visits, fewer complications, and stronger protection for both individuals and the community.

Vaccines have protected generations before us, they protect us today, and they will continue to protect the future. From infants to adults, staying updated with recommended vaccines helps reduce the spread of preventable illnesses and keeps families safer.

Stay informed. Stay protected.

14/04/2026

RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) is more common than many people think and it spreads easily, especially among infants, young children, and older adults. Understanding how RSV spreads is the first step in protecting your family, especially during peak infection seasons in the Philippines.

Stay informed. Stay protected.

If you want to know more about prevention and available vaccines, you may consult our doctors at the hospital for proper guidance and care.

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📍 Cebu Doctors’ University Hospital
📧 cduhmfm@gmail.com