News for Your Practice
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News for Your Practice
New overactive bladder treatment approved by FDA
Myrbetriq (mirabegron) from Astellas is the first beta-3 adrenergic agonist accepted for OAB
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News for Your Practice
New data: HIV-infected women do not have an elevated risk of cervical cancer
A recent study found similar rates of cervical precancer and cancer among HIV-infected women and HIV-negative women who had normal cervical...
Surgical Techniques
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Surgical Techniques
How to avoid major vessel injury during gynecologic laparoscopy
Attention to anatomy, entry techniques, and operative devices can help avert serious injury. Also vital is a plan to manage potential...
Clinical Review
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Clinical Review
Malpositioned IUDs: When you should intervene (and when you should not)
A malpositioned intrauterine device may not be a complication requiring action. Knowing how to manage the situation optimally for your patients...
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Clinical Review
UPDATE ON CONTRACEPTION
Highlights (and lowlights) from the past year in contraception: the US unintended pregnancy rate and controversies in providing contraception.
Commentary
From the Editor
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From the Editor
Let’s increase our use of IUDs and improve contraceptive effectiveness in this country
The unintended pregnancy rate is too high in the United States, and the use of long-acting reversible contraceptives is too low. Expanding the...
Expert Commentary
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Expert Commentary
What is the optimal interval for osteoporosis screening in postmenopausal women before fracture occurrence and osteoporosis treatment initiation?
It varies, depending on baseline T score.
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Expert Commentary
Does mediolateral episiotomy reduce the risk of anal sphincter injury in operative vaginal delivery?
Yes.
Product Review
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Product Review
PRODUCT UPDATE
Medical Verdicts
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Medical Verdicts
Prolonged delivery: child with CP awarded $70M … and more
Also In This Issue
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Audio
Safe abdominal entry techniques
Hear concrete guidance on abdominal entry tools and techniques for safe entry during gynecologic laparoscopy, as well as Dr. Baggish's description...