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Adnexal masses in pregnancy15 October 2014With the increasing use of ultrasound in the first trimester, asymptomatic adnexal masses are being diagnosed earlier in pregnancy, leaving providers [...]
Ovarian cancer often arises from precursor endometriosis2 October 2014LAS VEGAS – Gynecologists, general surgeons, and primary care physicians now share an unprecedented opportunity to put a major dent in the incidence [...]
Urinary incontinence – An individual and societal ill2 October 2014Urinary incontinence is a major health care concern, both in terms of the numbers of women who are suffering and with respect to societal costs and th [...]
Master Class: Office evaluation for incontinence2 October 2014Ten years ago, urodynamics were widely viewed as the gold standard for evaluating urinary incontinence. We often turned to such testing to confirm or [...]
Study: Patient costs for contraceptives sharply decreasing25 September 2014The number of privately insured women who paid no out-of-pocket costs for oral contraceptive pills rose from 15% in 2012 to 67% in 2014, according to [...]
Chlamydia rate higher in blacks than in whites, Mexican-Americans25 September 2014The prevalence of genital chlamydia for blacks is three times higher than is the national average for people aged 14-39 years, the Centers for Disease [...]
USPSTF releases updated recommendations for STI counseling, screening22 September 2014Intensive behavioral counseling reduces risky sexual behaviors and the likelihood of sexually transmitted infections, and is recommended for all sexua [...]
UTIs in type 2 diabetes can be costly16 September 2014VIENNA – Urinary tract infections are relatively common and can be quite expensive among patients with newly diagnosed diabetes. In a large patient [...]
Urinary incontinence guidelines recommend nonpharmacologic therapy as first line15 September 2014Women with stress urinary incontinence should be managed with pelvic floor muscle training as the first-line therapy, according to new guidelines from [...]
Disposable, self-administered new anal insert device effective for anal leakage3 September 2014WASHINGTON – A single-use, self-administered anal insert made of soft silicone was effective and safe in reducing episodes of accidental bowel leaka [...]
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