OB/Gyn
News, opinions and meeting coverage in obstetrics and gynecology.
— Access for pregnant women is a "public health and policy imperative," study author says
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A series of articles look at whether the benefits for the few warrant the harms for the many
Researchers flag concerning trends in Vaccines for Children program
Breast and chest procedures most common, followed by genital reconstruction
This is the last year ob/gyn will use ERAS, despite helping to pilot the program
Breast and chest procedures most common, followed by genital reconstruction
This is the last year ob/gyn will use ERAS, despite helping to pilot the program
OB/Gyn Case Studies
Pregnancy can cause a range of changes in cardiac function and ECG findings
Myomectomy or uterine artery embolization? The debate continues...
Cesarean myomectomy of large fibroids is safe in the right setting
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Studies show their potential, but reveal clear issues with treatment information reliability
But Wednesday's 2-hour debate contained few other mentions of health policy
Two vaccines and a monoclonal antibody aim to bring down the burden of RSV
Report finds even higher levels among Black, Hispanic, and multiracial women
Healthy lifestyle interventions improved fertility, postnatal outcomes in two studies
Prescribing info has warning about the potential risk for premature birth
All major Republican candidates tout antiabortion views but range from moderate to hard-line
Organization is prioritizing abortion, while nearby clinics take on more wellness exams
Three-fourths of patients had 50% reduction in incontinence at 6 months, 82% at 12 months
Another study showed vaginal estrogen during prolapse repair did not affect surgical outcomes
Experts will discuss the chemotherapy drug shortages and the impact on patients
Findings "could potentially change practice and clinical guidelines," researchers suggest
But ruling is stayed pending further appeals
On getting through the match, staying compassionate, and taking what comes your way
