Vasomotor symptoms of menopause: Treatment and management
In this article learn about the vasomotor symptoms of menopause as well as the causes, risk factors, treatments, and suggested lifestyle changes. …read more
Ovarian cancer drug delivers ‘very promising’ results in early trial
Drug that mimics action of folic acid shrinks half of tumours.A new targeted treatment for ovarian cancer has shown ‘very promising’ results in an early clinical trial – shrinking tumours in… …read more
CDC issues advisory on Zika testing
The latest on testing guidelines for Zika from the CDC. Plus: Are corticosteroids effective when administered only hours before delivery? Also, a look at the prevalence of hepatitis C among pregnancy women in the United States. …read more
Baldness: How close are we to a cure?
Recent discoveries in hair loss research have paved the way for new treatments for baldness. Is the cure for baldness just around the corner? We find out. …read more
Ten essential menopause facts
In this article learn about ten essential menopause facts including topics on pregnancy, relationships, perimenopause, hormones, and disease. …read more
FSH levels: Testing for menopause and fertility
How do you diagnose menopause and test for fertility in both sexes? FSH tests can be used for both. In this article we explore how FSH tests work. …read more
Is Overreporting of Maternal Mortality Key to High US Rate?
A new analysis suggests that recent changes in reporting and coding could be a factor in US maternal mortality rates, with even minor amounts of overreporting leading to big increases. Medscape Medical News …read more
Armpit pain: Common causes and treatments
In this article, we look at a number of conditions which can cause pain in the armpit, including swollen lymph nodes, skin conditions, and cancer. …read more
Heart Health and Cognition: The Link Strengthens
Dr JoAnn Manson summarizes key evidence showing that ‘what’s good for the heart is good for the brain.’ Medscape Ob/Gyn …read more
New tech promises easier cervical cancer screening
Duke University researchers have developed a handheld device for cervical cancer screening that promises to do away with uncomfortable speculums and high-cost colposcopes. …read more