This special issue will be about the diseases and disorders pregnant women face in most of the developing countries. The major public health problems in economically disadvantaged segments of the population. The major problems which are the cause for majority of maternal and fetal death will be covered in this special issue. The fetal outcomes of the study and the protocol followed in our university will be published and therefore the same protocol can be used in other universities for the prevention of fetal and maternal mortality. The goal of the journal is to solicit high quality, novel and mature work that meets the standard of a journal paper. I would like to thank the Senior Editorial Board members for giving me this opportunity. I close this introduction with a disclaimer. This special issue is just the beginning. I hope the articles contained in this special issue can generate a dialogue in the Journal about the rigorous application of numerous methods we can contribute towards knowledge. I hope that the society would benefit from this first step and our contribution to knowledge of our collective research endeavors. I wish that my Senior Editorial Board members would consider my effort and provide me the opportunity to publish more papers.

Aims and Scope:

1. Decreased Amniotic Fluid Index ( AFI <5 ) And Fetal Outcome
2. Lumella Test For The Prediction Of Preeclampsia With Glycosylated Fibronectin
3. Meconium Stained Liquor And Fetal Outcome
4. Ante partum Hemorrhage and Fetal Outcome
5. Comparison Of Oral Versus Parental Iron Therapy In Anemic Women
6. Comparison Of Oral Hypoglycemic Agents And Insulin For Gestational Diabetic Patients