8 New Obstetrics and Gynecology Books Reshaping 2025

This book brings fresh perspectives to sexual medicine within Obstetrics and Gynecology, authored by Monica M. Christmas, MD, FACOG, NCMP, and Andrew Fischer, MD. It delves deeply into sexual dysfunction affecting cis-gendered women and gender-diverse individuals assigned female at birth, covering topics from pelvic floor disorders to adolescent sexuality. The chapters on sexual health in transgender and gender-diverse populations, as well as sexual function after menopause or surgery, provide nuanced clinical insights rarely consolidated in one volume. If you’re a clinician or specialist aiming to enhance your understanding of sexual medicine across diverse patient groups, this text offers targeted, up-to-date knowledge grounded in current practice.

Drawing from decades of clinical expertise, Luis D. Pacheco and his co-authors present a thorough examination of critical care in obstetrics, addressing the rising maternal mortality crisis in the United States. This edition delves into advanced protocols for managing life-threatening complications during pregnancy and childbirth, including new chapters on ECMO support, antibiotic use, and pneumonia management. The text equips you with detailed procedures to improve outcomes for both mothers and fetuses, making it indispensable for practicing obstetricians and trainees aiming to deepen their understanding of emergency obstetric care. Its clear organization and focus on practical interventions make complex critical care concepts accessible without oversimplification.

This tailored book explores the forefront of obstetrics and gynecology as it stands in 2025, focusing on the latest discoveries and clinical advancements reshaping patient care. It examines emerging research and innovations across maternal health, reproductive technologies, and inclusive sexual medicine, all matched to your personal interests and professional background. The content reveals nuanced insights into evolving clinical practices and novel therapies, ensuring you stay ahead in this dynamic field. By concentrating on your specific goals, this personalized guide fosters a deeper understanding of cutting-edge developments, facilitating meaningful application and thoughtful engagement with the most recent breakthroughs in obstetrics and gynecology.

Dr. Lexi Capri designed this notebook specifically for OB/GYN professionals who need a reliable way to organize patient information amid busy clinical environments. The book offers well-structured medical history and physical examination templates tailored to obstetrics and gynecology, helping you capture vital details efficiently during patient encounters. Its compact size and intuitive layout make it practical for use in hospitals, clinics, or rotations, supporting practitioners from students to seasoned physicians. You’ll find dedicated sections for both obstetric and gynecologic assessments, which streamline documentation and enhance continuity of care. This notebook suits anyone looking to improve recordkeeping precision without relying on complex electronic systems.

Drawing from his expertise as a gynecologic oncologist, Daisuke Aoki offers a focused examination of cervical cancer, emphasizing recent advances in prevention and management. You’ll explore the role of HPV DNA testing in screening, the impact of vaccination programs, and the latest surgical and multimodal therapies reshaping treatment protocols. The book breaks down complex topics like cervical intraepithelial neoplasia diagnosis and evolving radiation approaches into accessible segments, making it a practical guide for specialists and healthcare providers alike. If you’re involved in women’s health or oncology, this text sharpens your understanding of cutting-edge cervical cancer care without unnecessary jargon.

This notebook addresses a critical need in obstetrics and gynecology by providing a focused, organized way to record patient histories and physical exams. Designed by ArtfullyGia Publishing, it helps gynecologists efficiently document everything from obstetric and gynecological histories to vital signs and diagnostic results, which supports better patient care and treatment planning. You’ll find dedicated sections for chief complaints, past medical and family histories, and comprehensive physical exam details, making it easier to track complex cases over time. While it’s not a clinical guide, this tool is ideal if you want to streamline your documentation and reduce the risk of missing key information during patient visits.

This personalized book explores the evolving landscape of obstetrics and gynecology with a focus on the anticipated developments shaping 2025 and beyond. It covers emerging research, innovative clinical practices, and novel discoveries that are poised to influence patient care. Tailored to your background and interests, the book delves into topics such as advanced maternal-fetal medicine, inclusivity in sexual health, and the integration of new technologies. By concentrating on your specific goals, it offers a focused learning experience that keeps you ahead in this dynamic field, fostering a deeper understanding of upcoming trends and their implications for clinical application.

When Dr. Versha Pleasant, a seasoned obstetrician-gynecologist and public health expert, turned her focus to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in her field, she uncovered gaps in education and workforce representation that demanded attention. This volume explores how tailored training and inclusive practices can reshape obstetric and gynecologic care, particularly for marginalized communities such as LGBTQ+ and Native American patients. You’ll find practical analyses on residency program reforms and workforce diversification, alongside clinical insights that translate research into care improvements. If you’re involved in clinical practice or medical education, this book equips you with the knowledge to advocate for and implement meaningful DEI initiatives.

Unlike most obstetrics and gynecology texts that broadly survey the field, this volume zeroes in on reproductive endocrinology and infertility with a sharp clinical lens. Edited by Drs. Amanda J. Adeleye and A. Musa Zamah, both seasoned clinicians, the book unpacks cutting-edge topics such as preimplantation genetic testing and the use of artificial intelligence in fertility care. You'll find detailed discussions on fertility preservation counseling and racial disparities in treatment outcomes, making it particularly useful if you manage complex fertility cases or are involved in reproductive research. The chapters blend the latest research findings with practice guidelines, delivering insights that can inform your clinical decisions without overwhelming you with theoretical jargon.

When Shanicia Boswell noticed a glaring lack of pregnancy guides tailored to Black women, she created a book that speaks directly to your experience, culture, and concerns. You'll learn not just about the stages of pregnancy and labor, but also how to navigate social media announcements, protective hairstyles for labor, and the realities of Black maternal health disparities. Chapters blend personal stories with interviews and advice that resonate deeply, especially around financial planning and self-advocacy during pregnancy. This book is ideal if you want candid insights that reflect the unique challenges and joys of Black motherhood today.