Montuna

04/18/2026

Riega la voz!!

El propósito de este cuestionario es validar cumplimiento de criterios de inclusión para las perosnas interesadas en participar de la Investigación Historias de Parto realizada por la Dra. Yarimar Rosa Rodríguez y el equipo de investigación de Caderamen, Inc. Además de recogerse algunos datos ...

04/16/2026

Looking for birthing options? The PCC Birth Center is open and taking patients.

Learn more about the services offered here: https://www.pccwellness.org/locations/pcc-birth-center/ or make an appointment to take a tour of our amazing facility today - https://tinyurl.com/ybh624aa

If you need a late transfer of care please email us at birthcenter@pccwellness.org

PCC is here to support you on your birthing journey.
Your birth.
Your way.

04/13/2026

There’s a lot of misinformation circulating about progesterone—and it’s time to ground ourselves in evidence, not fear.

Progesterone plays an important role in hormone therapy, especially for people with a uterus using estrogen. Decades of research show that adding progesterone helps protect the endometrium from hyperplasia and cancer. That’s not opinion—that’s well-established, evidence-based care supported by large clinical studies and long-term data.

At the same time, not all progesterone is the same, and not all uses are backed by science. Some claims being circulated today rely on small, poorly designed studies—or are taken out of context to push narratives that don’t reflect real clinical evidence.
We’re seeing how quickly nuanced medical topics get distorted into harmful narratives—especially when it comes to reproductive and hormonal health. Sound familiar?

Whether it’s menopause care or abortion care, the pattern is the same: misinformation spreads fast, and people deserve better.

Let’s be clear:
Evidence-based care matters
Study quality matters
Nuance matters
People deserve accurate information and autonomy

If you want a clear, evidence-based breakdown, I highly recommend reading this article from Vajenda ("Progesterone in MHT for Protection Against Endometrial Cancer")—it does an excellent job unpacking the science and the myths.

We trust people with the truth—not politics, not stigma, not pseudoscience.

04/09/2026

Celebrating Innovative Reproductive Care in the Midwest

We loved seeing this article highlighting how mobile midwifery clinics are expanding access to reproductive healthcare by meeting patients where they are. These models bring care directly into communities—especially for people who face barriers to traditional clinic settings—creating safer, more accessible spaces for services like contraception, pregnancy care, and reproductive health support.

At a time when access to care is increasingly uneven across our region, community-rooted approaches like this remind us that healthcare can be flexible, creative, and deeply centered on patient dignity and trust.

We are grateful to see providers and organizations across the Midwest continuing to imagine new ways to make care more reachable for everyone.

Read the article at
https://wisconsinexaminer.com/2026/04/08/repub/its-a-safe-space-mobile-midwifery-clinics-meet-patients-where-they-are/

04/01/2026

Se avecina una nueva formación de Doula de Espectro Completo en Español.

En y hemos creado esta formación con muchísimo amor, para honrar nuestras culturas, nuestra sabiduría ancestral y las realidades de las familias de nuestras comunidades.

Creemos que toda familia merece dar a luz en su propio idioma, rodeada de un cuidado que comprenda sus tradiciones, sus alimentos, sus historias e incluso los consejos de su abuela. Porque el cuidado con raíces culturales no es un extra; es esencial.

En un momento en el que muchas familias inmigrantes viven con miedo e incertidumbre, formar doulas hispanohablantes sólidas es una de las formas en que protegemos la dignidad, la cultura y el cuidado comunitario.

Nos enorgullece contribuir al crecimiento de esta red de doulas que estarán presentes para nuestras comunidades con compasión y respeto.

Por favor, comparte esta información con cualquier persona que desee unirse a esta formación. Contacta a para inscribirte.

04/01/2026

A new Spanish-language Full Spectrum Doula Training is coming.

and we created this training with so much love — to honor our cultures, our ancestral wisdom, and the realities of the families in our communities.

We believe every family deserves to give birth in their own language, surrounded by care that understands their traditions, their foods, their stories, and even their abuela’s advice.Because culturally rooted care is not extra. It’s essential.

At a time when many immigrant families are living with fear and uncertainty, building strong Spanish-speaking doulas is one way we protect dignity, culture, and community care.

We’re proud to help grow this network of doulas who will show up for our communities with compassion and respect.

Please share with anyone who may want to join this training. Contact for enrollment

03/28/2026

Jeva

La trabajadora social implementó un servicio que permite tener un ab**to por medicamentos sin tener que ir físicamente a una clínica.

03/13/2026

This Sunday: Feminine Care Products / Food Drive
This Sunday, feminine care products and canned food are being collected at Skokie Farmer's Market to help support the Niles Township Food Pantry. Please take all items to the green Skokie Farmers' Market tent. Let's continue to support our community.

03/06/2026

May you have a great day and a healthy thyroid… with a great coffee (always a great coffee)

02/06/2026

To all our clients and beyond, study opportunity from

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Minority Women’s Experiences of Pregnancy Loss Study
The Pregnancy Loss Project is interested in how women cope with pregnancy loss and how pregnancy loss affects them.

Eligibility criteria: Spanish-speaking Hispanic/Latinx women, ages 18-50, who have had an involuntary pregnancy loss, such as a miscarriage, stillbirth, or therapeutic abortion.

Determine Study Eligibility

Contact: Kayla Layne, womenshealthpsychology@gmail.com

Recruitment ends: 3/31/2026
Link in our FB page: https://postpartum.net/professionals/current-research-announcements/

02/05/2026

The Puerto Rico Senate’s approved Bill 923 threatens the rights, autonomy, and even the lives of pregnant people.

It forces impossible choices between their own well-being and their pregnancies, and could also restrict access to reproductive healthcare, including advanced fertility treatments.

This law risks criminalizing miscarriage, abortion, and essential medical care — punishing people for outcomes beyond their control and for decisions that protect their health, mental well-being, and families.

Laws like this ignore scientific evidence, don’t make anyone safer, and instead create fear, delay care, and set dangerous precedents across the island.
We demand policies that protect bodily autonomy, guarantee access to evidence-based care, and defend both the people and the clinicians who rely on it.
Reproductive freedom is a human right — Puerto Rico must protect it.


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El Proyecto de Ley 923 aprobado por el Senado de Puerto Rico amenaza los derechos, la autonomía y hasta la vida de las personas gestantes.

Obliga a tomar decisiones imposibles entre su propio bienestar y su embarazo, y también podría restringir el acceso a atención reproductiva, incluyendo tratamientos avanzados de fertilidad.

Esta ley podría criminalizar ab**tos, pérdidas gestacionales y atención médica esencial — castigando a las personas por resultados fuera de su control y por decisiones que protegen su salud, bienestar mental y familias.

Leyes como esta ignoran la evidencia científica, no hacen a nadie más seguro y, en cambio, generan miedo, retrasan la atención y sientan precedentes peligrosos en toda la isla.

Exigimos políticas que protejan la autonomía corporal, garanticen acceso a atención basada en evidencia y defiendan tanto a las personas como a los profesionales de la salud que dependen de ella.

La libertad reproductiva es un derecho humano — Puerto Rico debe protegerla.