Popular fetal monitoring method leads to more c-sections

Wednesday, February 15, 2012 - 06:31 in Health & Medicine

Pregnant women in labor, upon arriving at the hospital, will often have their baby’s heart rate monitored to assess the baby’s wellbeing. A new research review suggests that the use of one popular method of monitoring does not improve maternal and fetal outcomes and makes women more likely to have cesarean sections.

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