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A new technique of evaluating liquid-based Pap smears has been developed to identify confirmed disease-specific mutations in patients with uterine and ovarian cancers.
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A recent multicenter study has shown that restricted activity not only does not decrease the rate of preterm birth in nulliparous patients with cervical length < 3 cm, but it can actually double this risk.
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The drospirenone venous thrombosis controversy remains a topic of interest in Europe and is influencing prescribing practices.
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In this global survey, investigators found that in nearly 70% of countries, oral contraceptives (OCs) are available without a prescription.
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In this randomized, controlled trial, text messages regarding the importance of influenza vaccination in pregnancy did not increase vaccine uptake in a low-income population receiving prenatal care.
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A Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra-virgin olive oil or nuts reduced the incidence of major cardiovascular events in a large, multicenter, randomized study of high-risk women and men conducted in Spain.
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A recent study comparing patients having had loop electrosurgical excision procedures with those who had punch biopsies alone or Pap smears only has shown no differences in cesarean rates between groups.
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Clinically significant disparities exist in the quality of ovarian cancer care delivered and in overall survival along both racial and socioeconomic status.
