Epilepsy Appears Not to Interfere With Conception
New ‘myth-busting’ data suggest that women with epilepsy are just as likely to get pregnant as healthy controls, if they choose to. Medscape Medical News …read more
Epilepsy Appears Not to Interfere With Conception
New ‘myth-busting’ data suggest that women with epilepsy are just as likely to get pregnant as healthy controls, if they choose to. Medscape Medical News …read more
Zika Serves as Wake-up Call on Need for Contraception Access
The cases of Zika virus infection in Puerto Rico are increasing, but effective birth control use remains low. How can we ensure that all women have access to effective birth control? Medscape Ob/Gyn …read more
Zika Serves as Wake-up Call on Need for Contraception Access
The cases of Zika virus infection in Puerto Rico are increasing, but effective birth control use remains low. How can we ensure that all women have access to effective birth control? Medscape Ob/Gyn …read more
Poor responding gynecologic cancers get boost from genomic profiling
Research from Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey examining gynecologic cancers that poorly respond to therapy shows genomic profiling can help identify alternate and targeted treatments. …read more
Greenness around homes linked to lower mortality
Women live longer in areas with more green vegetation, according to new research funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), part of the National Institutes of… …read more
Women of color – what we know and don’t know about their unique health challenges
Women of color face both racial and gender disparities in the incidence, onset, and outcomes of diseases as diverse as cancer, heart disease, HIV infection and age-related disability. …read more
Delay motherhood to reduce career income losses, say researchers
Working women who become first-time mothers after the age of 30 have lower career income losses over a lifetime than those who have a child earlier, a new study finds. …read more
Early Ultrasounds May Miss Zika-Induced Microcephaly
Zika virus fetal brain damage was undetectable by ultrasound through week 17 of gestation. Experts called for serial fetal ultrasound and brain MRI if Zika RNA levels remain high in maternal serum. Medscape Medical News …read more
Early Ultrasounds May Miss Zika-Induced Microcephaly
Zika virus fetal brain damage was undetectable by ultrasound through week 17 of gestation. Experts called for serial fetal ultrasound and brain MRI if Zika RNA levels remain high in maternal serum. Medscape Medical News …read more