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    • Evidence-based practice is crucial for optimal maternal and infant outcomes.
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    • Ethical considerations in perinatal care require ongoing discussion.

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    • To review and present new resources supporting evidence-based care for women and infants.
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    • To provide commentaries on recent reviews concerning folic acid, autism spectrum disorder, and influenza vaccination in pregnancy.

    Main Methods:

    • Literature review of recent publications and resources.
    • Ethical analysis of doula care provision.
    • Commentary on selected systematic reviews and research findings.

    Main Results:

    • Identified new resources for evidence-based maternal-infant care.
    • Presented arguments regarding the ethical considerations of doula care.
    • Summarized key findings from reviews on folic acid, autism, and influenza vaccination.

    Conclusions:

    • Healthcare providers should utilize updated resources for evidence-based maternal and infant care.
    • The ethical debate surrounding universal doula care warrants further consideration.
    • Current research emphasizes the importance of folic acid and timely influenza vaccination during pregnancy.