Sex Toys for Science
Researchers at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles will investigate whether vibrators can improve sexual and physical health in women. Medscape Medical News …read more
FDA-Cleared Panties Could Reduce STI Risk During Oral Sex
The FDA didn’t run human clinical trials but granted authorization after the company gave it data about the product. WebMD Health News …read more
Patient Attitudes Toward AI in Healthcare: It Depends
A new survey looks at what patients think about AI playing a role in their healthcare diagnosis and management. WebMD Health News …read more
Did I Miss a Better Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment?
After Medscape readers offered their opinions on his management of a patient with diabetic peripheral neuropathy, Dr Charles Vega took a closer look at two unique alternatives. Medscape Family Medicine …read more
When Is the Ideal Time to Try for a Baby After Bariatric Surgery?
European researchers assessed the weight of babies born to mothers after bariatric surgery and suggest an optimal time to conceive post-surgery. Medscape Medical News …read more
The Tiniest Babies: Shifting the Boundary of Life Earlier
Growing numbers of extremely premature infants are getting lifesaving treatment and surviving. Associated Press …read more
Headache in Pregnancy: What’s in the New ACOG Guidelines
Despite a dearth of high-quality study data, experts offered recommendations for how best to manage women suffering headaches during and after childbirth. Medscape Medical News …read more
Relugolix Combo Eases Long-Neglected Fibroid Symptom: Pain
Combination therapy with relugolix (Orgovyx, Relumina), a gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist, significantly reduced the pain of uterine fibroids in a new study. Medscape Medical News …read more
Signs of Early Myocardial Injury Seen in Gestational Diabetes
Speckle-tracking echo picked up early, asymptomatic signs of adverse ventricular remodeling in women with gestational diabetes that were not reliably detected by standard echocardiography. First Look …read more
Telemedicine Increases Black Patients’ Primary Care Access: Study
A recently released Penn Medicine study finds the appointment completion gap between Black and non-Black patients narrowed considerably after telehealth visits became widely available. Medscape Medical News …read more