Contraceptive Technology Update
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Talk to Young Adults About Importance of Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing
When it comes to sexually transmitted infections, young adults are most at risk, with one in two sexually active people contracting an infection by age 25.
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Women with Predisposition to Fractures May Benefit from Hormone Therapy
Researchers discovered that women who are genetically at the highest risk of fracture risk can enjoy the greatest protection from fracture when they use hormone therapy.
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Researchers, Advocates Seek Pathways to Easing Access to Medication Abortion
Considering medical pregnancy termination through an over-the-counter regulatory lens.
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Research Backs Effectiveness of Putting Implants in Place
New research indicates that the risk of luteal phase pregnancy following any-cycle-day insertion of contraceptive implants with negative pregnancy testing is low, regardless of menstrual cycle timing, recent contraceptive use, or use of emergency contraception.
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Data: Fetal Exposure to HPV Vaccine During Pregnancy Is Safe
Many pregnant women are exposed to the vaccine inadvertently.
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Syphilis Makes Dangerous Resurgence
Experts say it’s time to act.
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Telehealth Improves Access to Reproductive Health Education and Services for Rural Adolescents
For adolescents living in rural areas who otherwise would forgo care because of fear of embarrassment, transportation difficulties, and/or confidentiality concerns, using a web app could alleviate many of these concerns.
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Data Eye Vaginal Bacteria as Trigger for Recurrent UTIs
New research uncovered a trigger of recurrent urinary tract infections — a type of vaginal bacteria that moves into the urinary tract.
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Discuss Benefits of HPV Vaccine with Parents
Research indicates that concern about sexual activity is declining as a reason parents do not allow their daughters to receive the HPV vaccine.
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Research Affirms Protective Benefit of Oral Contraceptives
The latest findings from a long-term study indicate that most women who choose to use oral contraceptives do not expose themselves to long-term cancer harms.