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Midwives are having a moment. A certified nurse-midwife and OBGYN explain why
Summary by The Fort Worth Editorial Desk McKinnon Rice , as published by Fort Worth Report
· July 29, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway This trend, along with changes in the OBGYN field, is contributing to a renewed interest in midwife care.
Expecting mothers in Fort Worth are seeking a more personal approach to childbirth. This trend, along with changes in the OBGYN field, is contributing to a renewed interest in midwife care. A local obstetrician-gynecologist notes that patients are driving this shift towards midwife care.
The field of midwifery is growing, with two types of midwives practicing in Texas. Further information about this trend and the types of midwives practicing in the area can be found through local health resources, including an article featuring a certified nurse-midwife and an OBGYN.
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Category: government Published: July 29, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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