Contraceptive Technology Update
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Minimally Invasive Uterine Fibroid Treatment Underutilized
Use rates particularly low in small and rural hospitals, according to a recent report.
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More Research Needed on Benefits, Harms of Screening Pelvic Exams
According to one expert: “At this time, there simply is not enough evidence to determine the benefits and harms of using pelvic exams to screen for conditions other than cervical cancer, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.”
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Check Birth Control Start After Ulipristal Acetate
Results of recent study lead manufacturer of important drug to update its recommendations.
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New Estimates Show Drop in Annual HIV Infections
Still, much work remains as agencies push for wider access to key resources.
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Implement Resources for Immediate Postpartum LARC to Cut Unintended Pregnancy
Many women engage in unprotected sex before six-week postpartum visit.
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Online Risk Calculator May Refine PrEP Use
At least for one population in Los Angeles.
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Are Young Males Getting Needed HPV Vaccination?
Vaccine programs have long been available, yet U.S. men don’t receive the necessary shots.
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Examining Women’s Bones During Menopause May Help Prevent Fractures
New research suggests that bones age in very different ways, setting the groundwork for new ways to identify women at risk of bone fractures far in advance.
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Male Contraception Moving Forward
New funding will allow researchers to expand on current knowledge.
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Data: Cervical Cancer Worse for Specific U.S. Demographics
Recent findings may push healthcare providers to broaden and accelerate prevention efforts.