This House resolution recognizes the 75th anniversary of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). It notes ACOG was founded in 1951 and represents more than 62,000 health care professionals. The resolution says ACOG members provide obstetric and gynecologic care in every congressional district, support science-based and patient-centered care, and have worked to improve maternal health and reduce maternal and infant mortality. The House resolution celebrates the anniversary, commends members for their dedication, recognizes ACOG's leadership, and commits to supporting advancement in obstetric and gynecological health, investing in women's health care and research, and strengthening access to care.
The resolution expresses the House of Representatives' official recognition of ACOG’s 75 years and its work. It commends clinicians and states the House commits to supporting continued advancement, investment in women's health care and research, and efforts to strengthen access, as described in the text.
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Supporters highlight ACOG’s long history (founded in 1951), its membership of over 62,000 health professionals, and its role in promoting respectful, science-based, patient-centered obstetric and gynecologic care. The resolution notes ACOG’s work on maternal health, reducing maternal and infant mortality, protecting the patient–physician relationship, and supporting a sustainable obstetrics and gynecology workforce.
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