Cancer Drug Has Money-Back Guarantee — in China
The top-selling drug is for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. Medscape Medical News …read more
What increases the odds of having twins?
There are no proven actions that a person can take to increase their chances of having twins naturally. However, certain factors make twins more likely. These include age, family history, racial background, and having fertility treatments. Learn more here. …read more
FDA Warns Physician Over Illegal Marketing of Breast Device
Mark Berman, MD, who was previously warned about marketing unapproved stem cell products, is now cited for marketing an unapproved device that claims to treat capsular contracture. News Alerts …read more
Obesity and Infertility: Impact of BMI on Outcomes of IVF
Infertility and obesity are linked, but does body mass index have any effect on the outcomes of assisted reproductive technology? Medscape Ob/Gyn …read more
FDA Advisory Panel Tackles Tough Questions on Vaginal Mesh
Three currently marketed devices for treating pelvic organ prolapse in the anterior vaginal compartment are safer than those previously associated with adverse events, manufacturers say. Medscape Medical News …read more
Breast cancer: Cut down on alcohol to lower risk
The results of a new study show that Australian women remain unaware of the fact that alcohol consumption really does increase breast cancer risk. …read more
‘Remarkable’ New Benefit in HER2+ Breast Cancer
Roughly half of patients with HER2-positive, early stage breast cancer have residual disease after initial drug therapy and then surgery; T-DM1 may improve their outcomes. Medscape Medical News …read more
CBT Best for Perinatal Depression Prevention, USPSTF Says
Perinatal depression is common with negative consequences for women and their babies. A final recommendation from the USPSTF says CBT is the best way to prevent it. Medscape Medical News …read more
‘Let’s Talk About Sex’: Not a High Priority for All New Moms
Although some women are eager to resume sex after childbirth, others take things more slowly. Clinicians should tailor advice to individual circumstances. Medscape Medical News …read more
Does the birth control pill stop you from recognizing emotions?
New research suggests that the use of oral contraceptives may impair a person’s ability to recognize facial expressions relating to complex emotions. …read more