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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Gradual or Cold Turkey: When Stopping HT, Is One Better Than the Other?Free

Mode of HT discontinuation did not affect likelihood of hot-flash recurrence.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Menstrual Blood Loss and the Menopausal Transition

Ovulatory cycles during the late-menopausal transition were associated with heaviest bleeding.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Clover and Cohosh Don't Alleviate Vasomotor Symptoms — But Standardized Compounds Are Safe

In a small but rigorous trial, black cohosh and red clover were safe but were no more effective than placebo at relieving menopausal vasomotor symptoms.

CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE WATCH

Radiologists Continue to Recommend Routine Screening Mammography Beginning at Age 40

Recommendation contrasts with recent guidelines from the USPSTF.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Is Acupuncture as Effective as Venlafaxine for Treating Hot Flashes in Breast Cancer Survivors?

Perhaps, but lack of blinding limits the clinical implications of this small trial.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Long-Term Efficacy of Bivalent HPV Vaccine

Vaccine against HPV-16/18 remained highly effective for more than 6 years after administration.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Does Soy Consumption Lower Risk for Endometrial and Ovarian Cancers?

Meta-analysis showed that women with highest soy intake had lower risk for endometrial and ovarian cancers than did women with lowest soy consumption.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

HPV Vaccination and Pregnancy Outcomes

Administration of the quadrivalent HPV vaccine was not associated with excess risk for adverse outcomes.

NEWS IN CONTEXT

Newly Approved Option for Nonhormonal Management of Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

Tranexamic acid has been approved for treatment of women with menorrhagia.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Bazedoxifene: New SERM on the Block

Bazedoxifene conferred minimal serious adverse effects in two studies; in combination with estrogen, this SERM improved menopausal symptoms.

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