All articles tagged: Ob/Gyn & Women's Health
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15 November at 07.03 AM
PCOS Linked to Reduced Fertility and Later ChildbirthWomen with PCOS have longer interconception periods, are of advanced maternal age, and have higher nulliparity and lower fecundity than women without PCOS. |
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15 November at 06.04 AM
Air Pollution Raises Risk for Spontaneous Preterm BirthIncreased exposure to fine particulate matter during pregnancy significantly increased the likelihood of having a spontaneous preterm birth, notably influenced by socioeconomic and environmental conditions. |
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15 November at 12.33 AM
Frequent ED Visits and Risk for Severe Maternal MorbidityIn a cohort study in the United States, high rates of emergency department visits during pregnancy were associated with an increased risk for severe maternal morbidity at the time of birth. |
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11 November at 08.37 AM
Fibroids: Treat With Medical Therapy, Not HysterectomyInterventional procedures should be minimally invasive and uterus sparing. |
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11 November at 08.37 AM
Fibroids: Treat with Medical Therapy Not HysterectomyInterventional procedures should be minimally invasive and uterus sparing. |
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11 November at 03.13 AM
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08 November at 06.38 AM
Are GLP-1s the Newest Fertility Treatment?Unplanned pregnancies are still being reported among people using GLP-1 drugs, but now fertility specialists are incorporating the medicines into preconception care plans. |
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07 November at 06.30 PM
Exercise Eases Postpartum DepressionPostpartum exercise was associated with a 45% reduction in the odds of developing depression. |
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07 November at 08.39 AM
Postpartum Depression Common After Cesarean DeliveryAbout 1 in 6 women were found to experience symptoms of postpartum depression 2 months after cesarean delivery. |
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06 November at 05.48 AM
Treating Obesity May Reduce Pelvic Organ Prolapse RiskCentral obesity increased the risk for pelvic organ prolapse by around 50%, regardless of BMI. |
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05 November at 09.00 AM
Postpartum Women Express High Frustration With Sex LifeIn all, 66% of postpartum women say they are frustrated with their sex life. |
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04 November at 06.05 AM
Moderate Exercise Lowers IVF Stress Without HarmExercise during the IVF or egg freezing process is especially beneficial in people who already work out regularly. |
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30 October at 10.31 AM
Study: Shift to Safer Overactive Bladder Drugs for WomenNew research reveals more clinicians are prescribing safer medications for women with overactive bladder, but risks remain. |
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30 October at 07.27 AM
ART Outcomes: Female Physicians vs NonphysiciansFemale physicians and nonphysicians had similar live birth rates per embryo transfer. |
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29 October at 08.40 AM
Vetting Over-the-Counter UTI MedsPrimary care clinicians can help women navigate the array of over-the-counter options available to prevent and treat urinary tract infections. |
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29 October at 07.38 AM
New Biomaterial for Vaginal Discomfort in Menopausal WomenResearchers have developed a new substance that could help restore surface-level and deeper vaginal tissue changes during menopause. |
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28 October at 09.23 AM
Maternal BMI and Eating Disorders Tied to Mental Health in KidsMaternal eating disorders and high BMI were strongly associated with offspring who had sleep disorders, social functioning and tic disorders, and intellectual disabilities. |
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28 October at 09.15 AM
Weight Loss Drugs Don’t Reduce Oocyte RetrievalWomen with varying exposure to GLP-1 agonists showed similar numbers of oocytes retrieved in controlled ovarian hyperstimulation. |
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24 October at 05.34 AM
‘Small Increase’ in Breast Cancer With Levonorgestrel IUD?Levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine systems, like other hormonal contraceptives, are associated with an increased risk for breast cancer, Danish researchers have found. |
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24 October at 04.54 AM
Mepivacaine Reduces IUD Placement PainA greater proportion of women in the intervention group reported tolerable pain during placement and expressed a willingness to choose IUD as contraception again. |
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22 October at 12.55 PM
Women's Health Investment Reaps High Return, Report SuggestsAn NHS Confederation report on women’s health economics revealed inadequate treatment for obstetric and gynaecological conditions costs the economy £11 billion. |
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22 October at 06.53 AM
Pregnancy: Do Hypertensive Disorders Raise Diabetes Risk?All women who experienced hypertensive disorders during pregnancy should be screened for diabetes. |
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21 October at 11.00 AM
US Contraceptive Users Favor Alternative SourcesMore than half of US contraceptive users preferred alternative sources over traditional in-person care. |
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21 October at 05.02 AM
Biden Administration Proposes Free Over-the-counter Birth ControlThe Biden administration is proposing a rule that would provide women with private insurance access to over-the-counter birth control pills and other contraceptives at no... |
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18 October at 07.07 AM
ACOG Updates Breast Cancer Screening GuidelinesThe American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends screening starting at age 40 for individuals at an average risk for breast cancer. |
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17 October at 09.23 AM
Mobile Clinics Provide Birth Control in Rural AreasTwice a month, a 40-foot-long truck transformed into a mobile clinic travels the Rio Grande Valley to provide rural Texans with women’s healthcare, including birth control. |
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17 October at 06.11 AM
The Heavy Physical and Psychological Burden of PMDDUnderdiagnosed and undertreated, PMMD comes with high personal and economic costs. |
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16 October at 05.38 AM
Does BMI Underestimate Breast Cancer Risk?Hormone receptor stratification showed that differences in population-attributable risk fractions by body fat were only observed in hormone receptor–positive cases. |
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15 October at 08.52 AM
Does the Road to Treating Endometriosis Start in the Gut?Researchers studying the link between the gut microbiome and endometriosis are working on a noninvasive stool test for the condition and may have discovered a promising treatment in the process. |
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14 October at 08.07 AM
Key Nutrient Intake for Fetal Health Down Over 20 YearsResearchers found intake of vitamins A and C, and iron, decreased over the previous two decades, with implications for maternal health and fetal development. |
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10 October at 11.00 AM
Folate Levels in Pregnancy and Congenital Heart Disease RiskBoth low and high folate levels were linked to an increased risk for congenital heart disease, with vitamin B12 deficiency and elevated homocysteine levels further exacerbating this risk. |
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10 October at 08.14 AM
Fluconazole Resistance in Vulvovaginal Yeasts IncreasesThe increase in fluconazole resistance and non-Candida albicans yeasts over 3 years may be related to empirical treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis. |
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10 October at 05.15 AM
Enhance Early Pregnancy Loss Management With MifepristoneUsing mifepristone to manage early pregnancy loss reduced the need for subsequent procedural management, and its use may decrease healthcare utilization and expenditures. |
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08 October at 02.08 AM
Can Normotensive Pregnancies Lead to Hypertension?Despite having normotensive pregnancies, 1 in 15 women develop hypertension within 6 months of giving birth. |
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07 October at 12.47 AM
Why Getting a COVID Shot During Pregnancy Is ImportantNearly 90% of babies who had to be hospitalized with COVID-19 had mothers who didn't get the vaccine while they were pregnant. |
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04 October at 06.09 AM
ART Linked With Congenital Heart Defects in NewbornsReproductive medicine specialists recommend single-embryo transfer to promote single pregnancies, which are associated with fewer risks than multiple pregnancies. |
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02 October at 11.08 AM
Autoimmune Diseases and Premature Ovarian InsufficiencyThe study results strengthen the hypothesis that autoimmune mechanisms play an important role in the pathogenesis of premature ovarian insufficiency. |
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01 October at 08.17 AM
Hyperandrogenic PCOS and Pregnancy Outcomes"Patients with nonhyperandrogenic PCOS may represent a different disease process with unique morbidities and outcomes." |
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01 October at 07.18 AM
Estetrol Reduces Bone Turnover Markers in PostmenopauseThe study suggests that estetrol could be beneficial in reducing osteoporosis risk, but evidence of reduced fracture risk is still needed. |
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01 October at 07.18 AM
Estetrol Reduces Bone Turnover Markers in Postmenopausal WomenThe study suggested estetrol could be beneficial in reducing osteoporosis risk, but evidence of reduced fracture risk would support the surrogate endpoint findings. |
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27 September at 12.47 PM
Hepatitis C in Pregnancy Increases NICU AdmissionsThe study highlighted that 57.7% of neonates in the case group had a diagnosis of neonatal abstinence syndrome compared to 10.0% in the control group. |
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26 September at 06.34 AM
Severe Maternal Morbidity 3x Higher in Gestational CarriersTo date, surrogacy has been seen as a social/legal/ethical issue rather than a medical one. |
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24 September at 07.49 AM
Dealing With Hot Flashes? Try HypnosisThere's an unexpected treatment for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms that's getting more popular: Clinical hypnosis. |
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24 September at 06.01 AM
SC Woman Accused of Murder After Pregnancy Loss Speaks OutShe spent 22 days at the Orangeburg-Calhoun Regional Detention Center, where she was initially held without bond, facing 20 years to life in prison. |
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24 September at 05.29 AM
Maternal Sleep and Child NeurodevelopmentMaternal glucose metabolism dysfunction during pregnancy and higher levels of cord blood C-peptide may partly mediate this association. |
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23 September at 10.39 AM
What Doulas Do for Moms-to-BeAlthough doulas can improve outcomes for mother and baby, they aren't affordable or accessible for all pregnant women. |
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20 September at 10.01 AM
Is IV Iron Better for Anemia During Pregnancy?"Although the effect on overall anaemia did not differ, intravenous iron reduced the prevalence of iron deficiency to a greater extent than oral iron." |
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20 September at 06.25 AM
Elinzanetant Significantly Improves Vasomotor SymptomsTargeting two receptors instead of the one targeted by fezolinetant, the new elinzanetant did not show the liver safety signals seen with fezolinetant. |
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17 September at 09.00 AM
Moms' Breastfeeding Experiences With Mental Health ConditionsA review and synthesis of the medical literature identifies three themes. |
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17 September at 06.18 AM
Hormone Therapy for Menopause Remains at Historic LowsThe single biggest barrier to HT use, and overall menopause care, is the need for provider training, according to researchers. |
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17 September at 05.41 AM
Most Women With GSM Lacked Adequate TreatmentThough conducted at a single clinic, study results match previous ones finding undertreatment for women with GSM. |
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16 September at 07.57 AM
Laser Therapies Don't Benefit GSMThough a systematic review did not find any short-term or long-term benefits from energy-based therapies, it also did not find any significant harms. |
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13 September at 08.28 AM
NSAIDs Don't Reduce Pain From IUD PlacementA new meta-analysis found the drugs do not reduce pain among women receiving the birth control implant. |
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12 September at 08.45 AM
AI Doubles Cardiomyopathy Detection in Pregnant WomenThe study highlighted the potential of AI-guided screening to improve the diagnosis of pregnancy-related cardiomyopathy. |
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12 September at 06.52 AM
FDA Investigates Tampons for Potential Lead and Metal RisksThe FDA has launched an investigation of the potential exposure to heavy metals when using tampons, the agency announced Tuesday. |
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12 September at 05.53 AM
Hormone Therapy Can Benefit Women Into Their 80sHormone therapy (HT) can help women manage menopause symptoms into their 80s, and the reasons are varied. |
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11 September at 04.49 AM
Review Provides Look at Treatments for Menopause SymptomsGenitourinary symptoms are often underappreciated in menopause, with many knowledge gaps about effective treatment remaining. |
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11 September at 03.21 AM
Prioritizing Treatments for Mood Disorders in PerimenopauseAt a recent conference in France, a gynecologist reviewed the available treatments for stabilizing mood fluctuations during perimenopause. |
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10 September at 02.13 AM
Nonhormonal Treatment May Ease Menopausal SymptomsA selective antagonist of neurokinin 1 and 3 receptors showed promise in reducing the frequency and severity of vasomotor symptoms. |
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06 September at 09.06 AM
Bariatric Surgery Before Pregnancy Tied to Premature InfantsBariatric surgery before pregnancy was associated with a higher risk for premature and small for gestational age infants. |
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05 September at 02.36 AM
False-Positive Mammograms Reduced Screening Rates Later OnMammogram results that are false positive may discourage women from returning for a future follow-up screening for breast cancer. |
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04 September at 11.06 AM
First-in-Class Endometriosis Rx Given Green Light by MHRAThe MHRA has licensed relugolix combination therapy for UK patients with endometriosis symptoms. |
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04 September at 08.14 AM
UCSF Favors Pricey Doctoral Program for Nurse-MidwivesUC-San Francisco's renowned nursing school will graduate its final class of certified nurse-midwives next spring. |
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30 August at 03.19 AM
Balloon Catheters for Blood Loss in Placenta Accreta CasesProphylactic placement of balloon catheters or sheaths prior to planned cesarean delivery may reduce blood loss in women with placenta accreta spectrum disorder. |
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29 August at 04.04 AM
Reduce Postpartum Hypertension With Remote MonitoringParticipants enrolled in a remote hypertension management program had fewer hospital readmissions and were more likely to take antihypertension medication. |
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28 August at 01.15 AM
COVID-19 Booster Vaccine Shortens Menstrual Cycles in TeensAdolescent girls experienced shorter menstrual cycles in the 4 months after being vaccinated with the COVID-19 booster vaccine than teens who may have received a vaccine but more than 6 months prior. |
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26 August at 02.24 AM
COVID Vaccine Does Not Raise Risk for Congenital AnomaliesNew data are consistent with those of previous studies and confirm the safety of using the COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy to prevent infection with SARS-CoV-2. |
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22 August at 11.05 AM
Elinzanetant Reduces Menopausal SymptomsTwo randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase 3 trials (OASIS 1 and 2) found that the drug was safe and effective over 26 weeks. |
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20 August at 08.49 AM
Hydroxyurea's Impact on Ovarian Reserve in SCD"These findings indicate that ovarian reserve in sickle cell disease was not reduced by hydroxyurea treatment, transfusion, or vaso-occlusive crisis." |
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20 August at 07.04 AM
Polymer a Promising Treatment for Pelvic Varicose VeinsA resorbable polymer improves quality of life and allows women with pelvic varicose veins to resume normal activity quickly, data suggested. |
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20 August at 05.31 AM
CBD Use Twice as High in Pregnant vs Nonpregnant PeoplePregnant women in a large North American sample reported nearly double the rate of cannabidiol (CBD) use compared with nonpregnant women. |
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19 August at 09.50 AM
Rural Women Face Greater Challenges in PerimenopauseWomen living in rural areas face greater difficulties with access to healthcare services, employment, and transportation and a heavier burden of caregiving. |
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19 August at 08.28 AM
High Success Rate of Uterus Transplants in Infertile WomenA new study found that uterus transplants may be a feasible option for women who have uterine-factor infertility and want to give birth. |
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16 August at 03.07 AM
When Should Umbilical Cord pH Trigger Intensive Observation?Umbilical cord pH levels < 7.2 are linked to increased risk for adverse neonatal outcomes, a new study from Denmark found. |
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15 August at 01.30 AM
New Drug Option Approved for Uterine FibroidsA new once-daily hormone antagonist tablet has been recommended by NICE to treat moderate or severe symptoms of uterine fibroids. |
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14 August at 01.11 AM
Sexual Arousal Cream Promising in Some Subsets of WomenThere are no US Food and Drug Administration–approved treatments for female sexual arousal disorder, which affects up to 26% of women in the United States by some estimates. |
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13 August at 09.00 AM
New Urgency Over Pregnant Women With Epilepsy, Their Foetuses, and NeonatesLargest study to date implicates both epilepsy and antiseizure medications for severe maternal and perinatal outcomes. |
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29 May at 08.17 AM
Maternal Buprenorphine Affects Fetal BreathingClinicians performing ultrasounds on buprenorphine-exposed fetuses can expect that these assessments may take longer on average than those of other high-risk patients, researchers have found. |
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29 May at 07.33 AM
Florida Law Allows C-Sections Outside of HospitalsFlorida is the first state to allow doctors to perform cesarean surgeries outside of hospitals, but critics fear risks to women and their babies. |
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29 May at 02.42 AM
Culture of Sexual Harassment, Bullying Plagues Ob.Gyn.The primary perpetrators of unwanted behaviors were overwhelmingly attending physicians, although residents and fellows were also identified as perpetrators, a new study found. |
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29 May at 02.23 AM
Failed IOL Tied to Poor Outcomes for Mom With DiabetesWomen with diabetes are at an increased risk for cesarean delivery and face poor outcomes in the event of the surgery, researchers said. |
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27 May at 04.19 AM
IUDs Malpositioned More Commonly by PCPs Than OBGYNsPrimary care specialists roughly twice as likely to insert the birth control device incorrectly, a new study found. |
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24 May at 02.09 AM
How OB/GYNs Can Help Patients Manage WeightWhat OB/GYNs should know about prescribing anti-obesity medications or simply providing their patients with information about the available drugs. |
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22 May at 11.48 PM
Study: Low-Lying Placenta Ups Complications in C-SectionsRates of preterm delivery, postpartum hemorrhage, and other complications were all significantly higher in women with low-lying placenta, a new study found. |
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22 May at 02.22 PM
FDA Classifies Recall Of Hologic's Implant as 'most Serious'The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday classified a recall of Hologic's devices that are implanted in soft tissue such as breast tissue as "most serious", and... |
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21 May at 06.54 AM
Study: Just Half of First Prenatal Visits Cover Gestational Weight GainLifestyle habits and gestational weight gain are related to maternal and neonatal outcomes and should not be ignored. |
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21 May at 06.54 AM
Study: Just Half of First Prenatal Visits Cover Weight GainLifestyle habits and gestational weight gain are related to maternal and neonatal outcomes and should not be ignored. |
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20 May at 12.55 PM
Cannabis Counseling Scarce During Pregnancy, Even for UsersMore than half of women who used marijuana during pregnancy reported no discussion about substance use during pregnancy at the prenatal visit, a new study found. |
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20 May at 07.36 AM
Maternal Mortality Soars in Brazil During the PandemicThe data suggest that the pandemic has disproportionately affected pregnant women and postpartum women, according to the investigators. |
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17 May at 06.31 AM
New Mental Health Strategy Seeks to Curb Maternal DeathsThe Maternal Mental Health Task Force has recommended creating maternity care centers that could serve as hubs of integrated care and birthing facilities. |
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16 May at 01.34 AM
Scientists Create First Map of a Human Ovary: What to Know"Exciting" advance could finally pave the way to an artificial ovary and significantly boost women's health research. |
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14 May at 09.00 AM
Relaxation Therapy Benefits Lactating Mothers and ChildrenA meta-analysis found increased milk supply, infant weight gain, and modest maternal stress and anxiety reduction. |
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10 May at 08.45 AM
More Med Residents Avoiding States With Abortion RestrictionsData show for the second year in a row, US medical school grads were less likely to apply for residency positions in states with abortion bans and other significant abortion restrictions. |
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09 May at 07.35 AM
European Bacterial Vaginosis Therapy Getting US AttentionA common European therapy for bacterial vaginosis could improve US treatments. |
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07 May at 09.00 AM
GLP1 Drugs Not Tied to Pregnancy Loss, Birth DefectsRecipients of GLP1 receptor agonists were compared with two reference groups in one of the first studies of its kind. |
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07 May at 06.01 AM
Idaho Will Seek to Revive 'abortion Trafficking' Law in US Appeals CourtIdaho will urge a federal appeals court on Tuesday to revive a 2023 law making it a crime to help a minor cross state lines for an abortion without her parent's consent,... |
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07 May at 06.01 AM
Idaho Seeks to Revive 'abortion Trafficking' Law in US Appeals CourtA lawyer for the state of Idaho on Tuesday urged a federal appeals court to revive a 2023 state law making it a crime to help a minor cross state lines for an abortion... |
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06 May at 06.46 AM
Ontario IVF Program Linked to Drop in Multifetal PregnanciesAdditional strategies are needed to reduce multifetal pregnancy after ovulation induction or intrauterine insemination, the authors wrote. |
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26 April at 08.10 AM
Can Esketamine Prevent Postpartum Depression?Data suggest that a low dose of esketamine immediately after childbirth reduces major depressive episodes in women with prenatal depression. |
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25 April at 08.11 AM
Starting Points if Patient Chooses Medication AbortionInternists share practical tips on getting pills to patients and guiding them through the process. |
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25 April at 06.45 AM
Planned Cesarean Delivery Doesn't Increase Infant InfectionsIn an as-treated analysis, actual cesarean delivery entailed an increased risk for infections compared with actual vaginal delivery, however. |
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25 April at 12.05 AM
US Births Retreat After Pandemic-era GrowthThe number of births in the United States fell by 2% in 2023 from the previous year, driven in part by a marked birth rate decline among older teenagers and women aged... |
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23 April at 02.04 PM
Italy Passes Contested Plan to 'Support Motherhood' in Abortion ClinicsItaly's Senate gave final approval on Tuesday to a contested government plan to allow groups who "support motherhood" into abortion clinics to try to deter women terminating... |
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23 April at 09.43 AM
Review Examines Hyperemesis Gravidarum Diagnosis, TreatmentData can guide clinicians in the management of patients with this condition, which researchers said has been understudied. |
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23 April at 09.00 AM
Prenatal Exercise Cuts Common Pregnancy ComplicationsA new review article summarises data on preventing hypertension disorders in pregnancy and gestational diabetes. |
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19 April at 07.09 AM
How Long Should a Woman Wait Before Becoming Pregnant Again?Recent data suggest that the World Health Organization's recommendation on this question should be individualized. |
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18 April at 05.36 PM
New Federal Rule Offers Pregnant Docs Support, Time Off WorkNewly updated guidelines for the federal Pregnant Workers Fairness Act could help physicians better balance career and family. |
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17 April at 07.10 AM
New Trial Deepens Debate Over Late-Preterm SteroidsSteroid use is accepted to prevent neonatal respiratory distress in patients at risk before 34 weeks but remains debated for women delivering later but still preterm. |
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16 April at 07.34 AM
Safety Risks Persist With Out-of-Hospital BirthsThe incidence of perinatal risks for out-of-hospital births ranged individually from 0.2% to 28.54% among birthing-center births and from 0.32% to 24.4% for planned home births, a new study found. |
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16 April at 07.20 AM
Hormone Therapy After 65 Good Option for Most WomenMany women have decided against hormone therapy, especially after age 65, because of fears of increased risks for cancers and heart disease. |
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15 April at 02.39 PM
US Employers Must Accommodate Abortions, Birth Control, Agency SaysU.S. employers' obligation to accommodate workers' pregnancies also extends to abortions and the use of contraception, the U.S. agency that enforces workplace discrimination... |
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15 April at 05.19 AM
Abortions in First 12 Weeks Should Be Fully Legalised in Germany, Commission SaysGermany should lift all restrictions on abortion within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy but keep its ban on the procedure after foetal viability, around 22 weeks, a... |
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09 April at 02.57 PM
Contraception: Discerning Fact From FictionPatients are awash in information about the safety of contraception — much of which is untrue — on the internet and social media by those who pass themselves off as experts. |
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09 April at 01.13 PM
Arizona's Top Court Revives 19th Century Abortion BanArizona's top court on Tuesday revived a ban on nearly all abortions under a law from 1864. |
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08 April at 08.10 AM
NT Screens Show Risk at 2 mm MeasurementResearchers hope screening programs reevaluate nuchal translucency measurement thresholds. |
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08 April at 07.31 AM
Mammogram Advice Varies for Older, Breastfeeding MomsOlder, Breastfeeding Mothers Face Differing Advice About Mammograms |
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05 April at 12.06 AM
Birth Outcomes Differ Across Canadian Immigration CategoriesSocioeconomic challenges, reasons for immigration, and resettlement experiences may affect health outcomes among different immigration groups. |
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01 April at 04.05 PM
Florida Top Court Allows for Near-total Abortion Ban; Says Voters Can Decide Issue in NovemberFlorida's top court on Monday cleared the way for a Republican-backed law banning abortion after six weeks of pregnancy to take effect, but also approved an initiative to... |
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29 March at 07.58 AM
Pessary or Progesterone for Preterm Birth? Advantage MedOutcomes were similar with each intervention overall, but the medication appeared to produce better outcomes in women with a cervical length of 25 mm or less. |
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28 March at 07.59 AM
Ovarian Cancer Red Flags: What to Know to Quicken DiagnosesAlthough ovarian cancer can be treated successfully if caught early, two-third women with the disease are diagnosed later in its course, when the illness is much more difficult to treat. |
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27 March at 06.13 AM
Teen Pregnancy Linked With Risk for Premature DeathIn a population-based cohort study, teens who had a pregnancy before age 16 years had the highest incidence rate of premature death. |
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27 March at 01.50 AM
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder Increasing RapidlyA spectrum of emotional complications with mild to severe symptoms can affect women while pregnant and through the first year after giving birth. |
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25 March at 06.56 AM
AI Identifies Retinal Biomarkers for PreeclampsiaResearchers designed a method to detect early signs of the condition and found an indicator of its severe form. |
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22 March at 05.59 AM
Hysterectomy Avoided With Uterine Embolization After BirthNew research showed that early intervention with uterine artery embolization to treat hemorrhage helped postpartum women avoid a hysterectomy. |
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20 March at 04.13 AM
Web-Based Aid Educates Women on Tubal SterilizationThe tool uses written, audio, and video information about tubal sterilization to inform women about the procedure and other contraceptive options. |
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19 March at 09.00 AM
COVID Vaccination Cuts Stillbirth and Preterm Birth RisksSARS-CoV-2 infection early in pregnancy is worse than later in pregnancy. |
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19 March at 03.36 AM
Bayer to Seek Approval for Menopausal Relief Drug After Third Trial WinBayer said on Tuesday that it would request regulatory approval for its menopause drug after the daily pill was shown to ease hot flashes in a third late-stage trial,... |
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18 March at 07.17 AM
Debate Arises Over Ovarian Tissue Transplants to MenopauseResearchers say a treatment used for cancer patients can delay the onset of menopause significantly for healthy women, but others in the field question the safety and ethics of the procedure. |
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18 March at 07.17 AM
Using Ovarian Tissue Transplantation to Delay MenopauseResearchers say a treatment used for cancer patients can delay the onset of menopause significantly for healthy women, but others in the field question the safety and ethics of the procedure. |
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18 March at 05.03 AM
Biden Pushes for Expansion in Women's Health ResearchPresident Joe Biden will issue an executive order on Monday expanding U.S. government research on women's health, while spending $200 million next year to better understand... |
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18 March at 05.03 AM
Biden Expands Women's Health Research, Adds $200 Million for Sexual, Reproductive IssuesPresident Joe Biden signed a new executive order on Monday that expands U.S. government research on women's health, while pledging $200 million next year to better... |
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18 March at 02.26 AM
High Cesarean Rates Persist in Obesity Despite ProtocolsStubborn variability persists despite attempts to standardize induction care. |
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13 March at 01.43 AM
New Data: US Maternal Mortality Better Than ThoughtDespite the revised figures, Black women continue to experience pregnancy-related deaths far more than other groups, researchers said. |
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08 March at 08.41 AM
Intrapartum Antibiotics Tied to Childhood Autoimmune DiseaseChildren exposed to antibiotics during birth may be at increased risk for autoimmune disease in childhood, researchers in Finland have found. |
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07 March at 09.36 AM
Have We Over-Medicalised Menopause?Experts contributing to a Lancet series say we have, but others think that saying menopause is over-medicalised could lead to the disempowerment of women. |
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07 March at 04.48 AM
AI Predicts Dangerous Complication for Moms After DeliveryDevelopers are working to devise a way to reliably predict which patients will experience severe complications from postpartum hemorrhage. |
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06 March at 06.29 AM
Average Endometriosis Diagnosis Delay Now Almost 9 YearsThe time taken before a woman receives a diagnosis of endometriosis is now approaching 9 years, with women reporting being dismissed, ignored, and belittled. |
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05 March at 07.53 AM
California Pushes to Expand the Universe of Abortion Care ProvidersNew law allows physician assistants to terminate pregnancies in the first trimester without physician supervision. |
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04 March at 05.52 AM
French Lawmakers Hold Vote to Make Abortion a Constitutional RightFrench lawmakers gathered on Monday for a vote to include the right to abortion in the constitution, a world first welcomed by women's rights groups as historic and harshly... |
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04 March at 05.52 AM
French Lawmakers Make Abortion a Constitutional RightFrance on Monday enshrined the right to abortion in its constitution, a world first welcomed by women's rights groups as historic and harshly criticised by anti-abortion... |
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04 March at 05.16 AM
Greenland Women Take Denmark to Court Over Historical Involuntary Birth ControlA group of women from Greenland are seeking compensation from its former colonial ruler Denmark in court over an involuntary birth control campaign launched in the 1960s,... |
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29 February at 12.46 PM
Missouri Accuses Planned Parenthood Of 'trafficking' Minors to Get AbortionsMissouri's Republican attorney general on Thursday sued a Planned Parenthood affiliate, accusing it of helping minors travel to Kansas to get abortions without notifying... |
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28 February at 06.03 AM
US Senate Republicans Block Democrats' Bill Assuring Right to IVFDemocrats on Wednesday failed in an attempt to rush legislation through the U.S. Senate guaranteeing Americans' access to in vitro fertilization and other assisted... |
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27 February at 03.35 PM
FDA Warns Of Potential Risk From Hologic's Devices Implanted in Soft TissueThe U.S. health regulator on Tuesday warned patients and healthcare providers about the potential risk of serious complications arising from the use of Hologic's devices... |
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23 February at 01.51 PM
Conservative Care Generally Safe for Placenta Accreta: StudyThe results of a new study support the use of delayed hysterectomy and conservative management as safe alternatives to cesarean hysterectomy. |
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22 February at 04.43 PM
Three Alabama Providers Halt IVF After High Court Rules Embryos Are ChildrenAt least three Alabama providers of in vitro fertilization have halted treatments since the state Supreme Court on Friday said frozen embryos in test tubes should be... |
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22 February at 03.14 AM
Exposure to Phthalates Increases Risk for Premature BirthExposure to phthalates is responsible for a significant portion of premature births, according to an extensive prospective study. |
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21 February at 12.35 AM
AHA: Urgent Need to Reduce Maternal Postpartum CVD RiskSociety panel hopes identifying at-risk women at younger ages will enable prevention through lifestyle changes and timely treatment. |
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20 February at 12.32 AM
Examining the Global Decline in FertilityResearchers describe regional differences in the decline in fertility, which has been significant for about 20 years. |
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16 February at 03.27 AM
More Options Seen for Taming Gestational DiabetesThe results found the use of oral treatments to be a noninferior alternative to insulin for preventing large-for-gestational age babies in women with gestational diabetes. |
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15 February at 02.28 AM
Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Often Strike TwiceProblems that surface during a first pregnancy are more likely to occur during a second, a new study found. |
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14 February at 04.45 PM
Obesity's Effect on Neonatal Outcomes Dose-DependentInfants born to mothers with higher classes of obesity are at increased risk for adverse outcomes like intraventricular hemorrhage and respiratory distress syndrome, new research shows. |
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14 February at 02.11 PM
Lying-in No Longer: Staying Active Key to Healthy PregnancySeveral new studies link regular activity during pregnancy to better outcomes across a wide range of measures. |
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14 February at 08.03 AM
Analysis-How Europe Can Dodge a Birth Rate Hard LandingFor Emmanuel Macron, more babies are vital to maintain France's national vigour. Italy's Georgia Meloni has made encouraging more Italian women to give birth a top... |
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09 February at 06.23 AM
HPV Positive Test: How to Address Patients' AnxietiesA gynecologist recently reviewed the most common questions that patients ask, along with the appropriate responses. |
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08 February at 11.44 AM
Applications Dipped in States With Abortion RestrictionsResearchers analyzed changes in the percentage of those applying to ob/gyn residency programs in states with abortion bans and other limitations. |
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08 February at 05.11 AM
Chemicals Common in Food Packaging Linked to Preterm BirthExposure to several specific phthalates may be linked to as many as 56,595 preterm births annually, researchers found. |
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08 February at 04.28 AM
Rates of Regret After Tubal Ligation Remain SteadyDespite the growth of birth control options in Canada in recent years, a new study showed steady rates of regret following permanent contraception. |
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07 February at 11.07 AM
Key Abortion Paper RetractedOne of three articles about abortion was used by judge to justify his ruling suspending access to mifepristone. |
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05 February at 05.41 PM
South Carolina Woman Sues Over State's Six-week Abortion BanA South Carolina woman, along with Planned Parenthood, on Monday filed a lawsuit asking a court to rule that state's abortion ban applies after about nine weeks of... |
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05 February at 05.00 PM
PCOS Diagnosis Associated With Greater Risk for SuicideA PCOS diagnosis should alert clinicians that their patient may need a mental health screening and referrals to further care. |
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05 February at 08.35 AM
How Do Anogenital Injuries Relate to Rape Accusations?Clinicians who care for sexual violence survivors must reassure patients that the lack of anogenital injury does not diminish the credibility of their accounts. |
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01 February at 04.23 AM
PCOS May Lead to Memory, Decision-Making Problems Later onA new study suggested that people with polycystic ovary syndrome may be more likely to develop problems with memory and attention by their middle age. |
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30 January at 05.57 AM
Recognizing Symptoms and Suffering in Hyperemesis Gravidarum"Improving hyperemesis gravidarum treatment begins with recognizing the symptoms and suffering of the affected women," said one expert. |
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26 January at 12.49 PM
Study Identifies Three Categories of Maternal DeathsSome maternal deaths result from accidents and mental health issues like depression, which often lead to suicide, according to coroners' data from Canada. |
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25 January at 01.52 PM
Ob/Gyns Face 'Occupational Crisis' Navigating Abortion BanOb/gyns in states with abortion restrictions described feeling "muzzled" and "handcuffed," grappling with a constant hypervigilance about consequences of providing abortion care or counseling. |
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23 January at 04.20 PM
Biden Administration Urges US Supreme Court to Reverse Abortion Pill CurbsA 2023 judicial decision that would curb access to the abortion pill threatens to disrupt the authority of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and harm the American... |
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23 January at 02.07 PM
ART Use May Mediate Twin Births Among Women With High BMIAssisted reproductive technology use likely mediates about 25% of the association between twin births and a pre-pregnancy BMI of 30-40. |
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22 January at 10.47 AM
Are Nicotine Patches and E-Cigarettes Safe in Pregnancy?New evidence suggests that they are not associated with poor pregnancy outcomes. |
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19 January at 04.13 AM
Lack of Attention to Women's Health 6 Weeks After ChildbirthThe historical focus on reducing maternal mortality has been accompanied by a relative neglect of complications arising or persisting months or years after giving birth. |
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17 January at 11.05 AM
Mini-Placentas Help Explain What Happens in Pre-eclampsiaA cellular model of the early placenta reveals how uterine natural killer cells influence placental development, providing a roadmap for understanding pre-eclampsia. |
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17 January at 05.15 AM
Guidance on Medically Assisted Reproduction Coming in Italy?There are no state-accredited clinical guidelines on the prevention and clinical management of infertility, but the new year should bring changes in this area. |
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12 January at 10.04 AM
UK Maternal Mortality Rates Reach 2-Decade HighData show a significant rise in maternal deaths in the UK, with 13.41 fatalities per 100,000 maternities; a concerning trend not witnessed since the early 2000s. |
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12 January at 12.21 AM
Endometriosis: Pain Catastrophizing Tied to Pain DisabilityIn endometriosis, pain catastrophizing significantly affects pain disability, and vice versa, according to new research. |
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11 January at 03.07 AM
HPV Vax Tied to Lower Odds of Cervical Lesion ProgressionVaccination status may help clinicians assess the likelihood that cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2 will progress. |
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02 January at 05.31 PM
Texas Can Ban Emergency Abortions Despite Federal Guidance, Court RulesThe U.S. government cannot enforce federal guidance in Texas requiring emergency room doctors to perform abortions if necessary to stabilize emergency room patients, a... |
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28 December at 03.42 AM
Benzos Linked to 70% Increased Risk for MiscarriageMore research pointed benzo use during early pregnancy increases the odds of miscarriage, though physicians said the decision to prescribe these drugs should be weighed with the potential benefits. |
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27 December at 06.02 AM
Abortion Battles Shift to Medical Emergencies, TravelThe legal landscape surrounding abortion has been roiled by uncertainty since the U.S. Supreme Court last year overturned its landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, which had... |
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22 December at 05.26 AM
Improving the Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction in WomenAlthough sexual dysfunction is common and affects quality of life, female patients rarely broach the topic spontaneously. |
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13 December at 09.40 AM
US Supreme Court to Decide Access to Abortion Pill in Major CaseThe U.S. Supreme Court, which in 2022 ended its recognition of a constitutional right to abortion, on Wednesday agreed to hear a bid by President Joe Biden's administration... |
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13 December at 06.30 AM
Gyno Procedures Can Be Less Wasteful: Why Aren't They?Some experts have sounded the alarm that changing clinical practices in gynecology is a necessary step toward reducing waste and is possible without sacrificing patient outcomes. |
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12 December at 12.57 PM
1 in 3 Women Have Lasting Health Problems After Giving BirthMore than 1 in 3 women worldwide (at least 40 million women) annually experience lasting health problems in the months or years following childbirth. |
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11 December at 01.51 PM
Texas Top Court Rules Against Woman Who Sought Abortion for Medical EmergencyThe Texas Supreme Court on Monday overturned a lower court's ruling that would have allowed a pregnant woman to get an emergency abortion under the medical exception for the... |
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08 December at 03.50 PM
Texas AG Threatens to Prosecute Doctors in Emergency AbortionTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday threatened to prosecute any doctors involved in providing an emergency abortion to a woman, hours after she won a court order allowing her to obtain one for medical necessity. |
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08 December at 03.13 PM
Elagolix Curbs Heavy Bleeding Linked to Uterine LeiomyomasElagolix sodium, an oral short-acting nonpeptide gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist has been approved by the FDA at a dose of 300 mg twice daily with add-back therapy for up to 24 months. |
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01 December at 06.35 PM
Procedures May Ease Postmenopausal Pain Better Than DrugsPostmenopausal women report more significant improvements in chronic pain after procedural interventions when compared with their younger counterparts, despite being notably less likely to use muscle relaxants, TCAs, and benzodiazepines. |
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01 December at 01.01 PM
Infertility Linked With Slightly Higher Autism Risk in KidsA large study suggests that underlying infertility, and not fertility treatments themselves, may drive the association between parental infertility and autism spectrum disorder in the child. |
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01 December at 11.57 AM
COVID Vaccines Likely Reversed Premature Birth TrendResearchers suggest this provides further evidence of benefit of SARS-CoV-2 vaccination before or during pregnancy. |
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30 November at 01.48 PM
Hemorrhage-Control Device Holds Up in Real-World ReviewAn intrauterine vacuum-induced hemorrhage-control device provided prompt and effective management of bleeding in cases of obstetric hemorrhage. |
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30 November at 07.48 AM
Underdiagnosed: Anemia in PregnancyClinicians should screen patients who are pregnant for iron deficiency anemia, experts said. |
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27 November at 02.48 PM
Despite Effective Therapies, Fibroid Care Still LackingMinimally invasive procedures for uterine fibroids are highly effective, but gaps in diagnosis, racial disparities, and lack of availability outside urban academic centers limit their use. |
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21 November at 12.47 PM
More Preterm Babies Survived After Delayed Cord ClampingDeferring umbilical cord clamping reduced deaths before discharge by around 30%. |
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17 November at 05.13 PM
Bipolar Disorder May Raise Risk for PCOSPrevious studies suggest that the prevalence of polycystic ovary syndrome is higher in bipolar disorder patients compared with individuals not diagnosed with BD. |
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17 November at 03.04 PM
Algorithm Cuts Time to Incision in Urgent Cesarean DeliveriesNo specific recommended decision-to-incision time exists for cases of unscheduled, nonemergent cesarean deliveries, although a target of 30 minutes is recommended for emergent deliveries. |
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14 November at 12.54 PM
Maternal Depressive Symptoms May Start at PregnancyContrary to current dogma, maternal depressive symptoms probably start at pregnancy, not during the postnatal period, and continue up to 2 years after childbirth. |
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03 November at 12.00 PM
US Infant Mortality Rates Rise for First Time in Two Decades'We live in a country with significant resources, so the infant mortality rate and the increase are shockingly high,' said Sandy Chung, MD, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics. |
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03 November at 08.47 AM
Menopausal Hormone Therapy Less Prescribed for Black Women"Gaps in treatment can be used to inform healthcare providers about menopausal HT prescribing disparities, with the goal of improving equitable and advanced patient care among disadvantaged populations." |
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01 November at 05.51 PM
Menopause Behind BarsResearch reveals that the needs of incarcerated women during menopause are neglected. |
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31 October at 04.50 PM
No More Hot Flashes? AI Device Could Stop Menopause SymptomNew wearable tech can predict menopausal vasomotor symptoms and initiate cooling in less than a second, potentially stopping the hot flash before it starts. |
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30 October at 02.26 PM
Why Aren't Docs Managing Pain During Gyno Procedures?Physicians are routinely underestimating how painful these procedures can be. |
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30 October at 01.34 PM
How to Boost COVID Vaccination Rates in Pregnant WomenPhysicians provided tips on how to increase rates of pregnant women receiving the COVID-19 booster. |
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25 October at 02.54 PM
Postmenopausal Stress Linked to Mood, Cognitive SymptomsWomen with higher levels of cortisol in hair and saliva had more severe symptoms of depression, researchers found. |
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25 October at 02.22 PM
A Dozen Genes Found Dangerous in PregnancyConditions linked to the 12 genes included cardiomyopathy, hemorrhage, gestational hypertensive disorders and more. |
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23 October at 09.18 AM
'No Measurable Change' in Global Preterm Birth RatesResearchers point to missed opportunities for improving preterm birth data. |
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18 October at 03.44 PM
Caution Urged for Obesity Drugs and Birth Control PillsGLP-1 agonists can interfere with oral contraceptives, making an unintended pregnancy more likely. |
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17 October at 10.24 AM
Metabolic Effects of Estetrol for Postmenopausal WomenParticipants taking estetrol experienced beneficial changes across a variety of metabolic measures, according to a new study presented at the Menopause Society. |
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16 October at 02.17 PM
Lack of Time Is Damaging Women's HealthTraditional expectations still contribute significantly to women's daily workloads, leaving them less time for rest and more susceptible to stress. |
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16 October at 10.00 AM
Cannabis Use Growing Among Menopausal WomenRoughly one in eight peri- and postmenopausal women say they use cannabis for medical reasons, according to a new study presented at the 2023 annual meeting of The Menopause Society. |
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13 October at 02.45 PM
Should Women of Childbearing Age Eat a Plant-Based Diet?Recent research suggests that a plant-based diet is associated with a lower risk of developing hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. |
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12 October at 05.01 PM
Bone Degradation Measure Can Sway Osteoporosis DiagnosisFactoring in a patient's trabecular bone score may alter treatment decisions. |
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10 October at 10.30 AM
One in Six French Women Have Postpartum DepressionThe results of a recent national perinatal survey are consistent with international data on perinatal mental health. |
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06 October at 04.54 PM
Pelvic Yoga, Physical Conditioning Both Improve Urinary IncontinenceThe practice focused on 16 standard Hatha yoga poses in standing, seated, supine, and prone positions, with an emphasis on precise alignment of the participants' postures during each pose. |
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05 October at 04.54 PM
CBT Effectively Treats Sexual Concerns in Menopausal WomenCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) was effective in addressing peri- and postmenopausal women's sexual concerns, according to a small study. |
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05 October at 01.10 PM
Hormone Therapy Less Effective in Women With ObesityWomen with obesity experience greater menopausal symptoms but substantially less relief from hormone therapy than women without obesity, according to a study. |
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03 October at 12.43 PM
Menopausal Hormone Therapy Less Prescribed for Black WomenThe prescribing, counseling, and use of hormone therapy to treat menopausal symptoms is substantially more common among white women than among Black women, according to a literature review. |
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29 September at 05.16 PM
Hyaluronic Acid Suppository Improves Menopause SymptomsIn a randomized trial, treatment with vaginal hyaluronic acid or vaginal estrogen benefitted patients with genitourinary syndrome of menopause. |
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29 September at 10.43 AM
This Symptom Signals UTI in 83% of CasesPainful intercourse may not always be discussed in patient care, but one study found it was more prevalent than pollakiuria, urodynia, dysuria, and urinary urgency. |
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28 September at 07.20 PM
False Positive Pap Smear May Indicate Genitourinary SyndromeTesting positive for cervical dysplasia may be an early indicator of vaginal atrophy and can be effectively treated with local estrogen. |
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28 September at 08.58 AM
Ohio Urges Top Court to Revive Abortion Ban Ahead of VoteOhio on Wednesday urged the state's highest court to let a ban on abortion at about 6 weeks of pregnancy take effect. |
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22 September at 04.02 PM
Winter/Spring Conception Linked to Cerebral Palsy RiskA new study found a potential link between the risk for cerebral palsy in children born in winter or spring. |
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22 September at 12.27 PM
Hypertension Screening Recommended for All Pregnant WomenHypertensive disorders of pregnancy in the United States increased from approximately 500 cases per 10,000 deliveries to 1021 cases per 10,000 deliveries from 1993 to 2016-2017. |
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22 September at 09.47 AM
California Sues Organizations for Touting Abortion Pill ReversalCalifornia on Thursday sued two anti-abortion organizations for telling patients that they can help reverse the effects of the abortion pill mifepristone, a potentially dangerous claim not supported by evidence. |
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21 September at 05.07 PM
Premenstrual Disorders May Be Preview of Early MenopauseWomen with premenstrual disorders may be more likely go through menopause before they are 45 years old. |
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21 September at 03.12 PM
As US Syphilis Cases Rise, Those at the Epicenter ScrambleSyphilis has been on the rise in the US for more than two decades. From 2017 to 2021, the number of cases shot up 75% (to 176,713), according to the CDC. Houston seems to be at the epicenter. |
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14 September at 03.07 PM
Social Media Use May Promote Depression in PregnancyMore time spent on social media spent in ways defined as problematic was significantly associated with increased depressive symptoms during pregnancy. |
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13 September at 09.28 AM
Women Denied Abortions File Lawsuits in 3 States Over BansAn abortion rights advocacy group filed lawsuits in three states on Tuesday on behalf of women who say they were denied abortions despite suffering life-threatening pregnancy complications. |
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11 September at 11.49 AM
Biden Administration Takes Abortion Pill Dispute to Supreme CourtPresident Joe Biden's administration took its battle to preserve broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone to the US Supreme Court on Friday. |
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08 September at 09.32 AM
Israeli Scientists Create Model of Human Embryo Without Eggs or SpermScientists in Israel have created a model of a human embryo from stem cells in the laboratory, without using sperm, eggs or a womb, offering a unique glimpse into the early stages of embryonic development. |
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06 September at 01.12 PM
'Missed Opportunities' for Diagnosing Women With VaginitisAlthough the standard of care of diagnosing vaginitis is clinical evaluation, many practices do not perform accurate and comprehensive clinical examinations for a variety for reasons. |
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06 September at 10.17 AM
Abortions for Out-of-State Patients Up in MassachusettsThe state is seeing an almost 40% increase in abortions among patients from outside of the state following the Supreme Court decision allowing states to ban the procedure. |
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05 September at 10.08 AM
Underprescribed Menopause Relief: Women Suffer NeedlesslyShortcomings in the treatment of menopause have led to an influx of doctors moving from traditional practice to virtual startups that focus on women’s health issues. |
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01 September at 03.05 PM
How Wearables Are Expanding the Limits of Clinical ResearchPopular smartwatches and other wearable devices are giving research an upgrade. |
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31 August at 04.01 PM
Infertility Treatments Up Risk for Stroke After ChildbirthThe rate for stroke-related hospitalizations increases as soon as 30 days after delivery and is 66% higher overall, researchers found. |
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17 November at 10.31 PM
Two Treatments That Don't Work for OsteoarthritisWASHINGTON -- If you're looking for nonsurgical osteoarthritis (OA) treatments with fewer side effects than ordinary pain relievers, two randomized trials presented here with negative results should at least narrow your search... |
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11 November at 07.56 AM
Scoring System Could Mean Better Access to Lung TransplantScoring system could improve access for hard-to-match candidates due to height and blood type. |
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07 November at 07.50 AM
How key results could influence health policyThe results of some congressional races may foreshadow who will have outsize health policy influence in Congress next year. |
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05 November at 07.00 PM
Mpox Cases in Congo May Be StabilizingGOMA, Congo -- Some health officials say mpox cases in Congo appear to be "stabilizing" -- a possible sign that the main epidemic for which the World Health Organization (WHO) made a global emergency declaration in August... |
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02 November at 07.40 AM
Insulin resistance caused by sympathetic nervous system over-activation, a paradigm-shifting study findsRutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and collaborating institutions have found that overnutrition leads to insulin resistance and metabolic disorders through increased activity of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS). The study shows that reducing SNS activity can prevent insulin resistance induced by a high-fat diet, suggesting a new understanding of how obesity causes insulin resistance. |
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31 October at 06.30 AM
Report: Rethink Race-Based Adjustments in Clinical ToolsThe slow adoption of race-neutral tools may harm patient care outcomes, according to a new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. |
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25 October at 02.09 PM
Patients More Satisfied With AI's Answers Than Those From Their DoctorPatients were consistently more satisfied with responses from artificial intelligence (AI) to messages in the electronic health record than they were with those from their clinician, according to a study in JAMA Network Open... |
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25 October at 12.40 PM
Surgical innovation: The intelligent turbine insufflatorThe Politecnico di Milano and the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam have pooled their medical and technical expertise to create a new technology for devices called "insufflators." These innovative instruments are designed to create a temporary cavity in the bodies of patients through the application of pressurized gas, providing the surgeon with the necessary space to perform the surgical proced |
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24 October at 07.50 AM
Genetic variants in melatonin receptor linked to idiopathic osteoporosisColumbia University Medical Center researchers have identified specific variants in a melatonin receptor gene that impair bone turnover, leading to significant reductions in bone density and increased risk of fractures, particularly in Ashkenazi Jewish individuals. |
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23 October at 10.58 PM
Risk for Psychiatric Disorders Up for Offspring of Moms With Eating DisorderOffspring of mothers with an eating disorder or prepregnancy body mass index (BMI) outside the normal weight range have an increased risk for psychiatric disorders, according to a study published online Oct. 22 in JAMA Network Open.Ida A.K. Nilsson, Ph.D., from the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, and colleagues conducted a popula |