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Can HPV Vaccination Combat Genital Warts?

Yes — and the benefit extends beyond vaccinated women to their male sexual partners.

Therapeutic HPV Vaccination for Preventing Progression of Vulvar Intraepithelial Neoplasia

Clinical responses were achieved in women with grade 3 VIN who were vaccinated against HPV-16 viral oncoproteins.

Oral Contraceptive Failure Rates

The OC failure rate in a large European cohort was 0.75% in the first year of use.

Estrogen-Progestin Therapy and Lung Cancer in Menopausal Women

Trying to make sense of a puzzle

Ethnicity Affects Attitudes About HPV Vaccination

Ethnic minority women in the U.K. were less likely than white women to know about HPV and to view vaccination as acceptable.

STI and HIV Services Fall Short for Sexually Active Young Women

More than one third of young women who receive contraceptive services are not concurrently offered STI or HIV services.

Management of Chronic Pain

Comprehensive treatment for chronic pain must address both physical and psychological aspects.

Newly Approved Use for the LNG-IUS

FDA approves the LNG-IUS for treating patients with menorrhagia.

New Options for HPV Vaccine

An FDA panel recommends approval of a new indication for the quadrivalent HPV vaccine and approval of a new HPV vaccine.

How Does Efficacy of the Contraceptive Patch Compare with That of OCs?

Rates of unintended pregnancy were <1% for both methods.

Is Laparoscopic Uterosacral Nerve Ablation Effective for Chronic Pelvic Pain?

British randomized trial results indicate the answer is no.

"Timing Hypothesis" for Hormone Therapy: Still Viable, or Time to Let Go?

In a new analysis, researchers examine outcomes associated with HT use in the early postmenopausal period.

LNG-IUDs for Excessive Menstrual Bleeding in Women Receiving Anticoagulant Therapy

Heavy menstrual bleeding diminished after LNG-IUD insertion.

With OCs, Hormone Type and Amount Matter for Thrombotic Risk

Excess risk for venous thrombosis was lowest for OCs containing levonorgestrel as well as for those with the least amount of estrogen.

At What Age Do American Teens Become Sexually Active?

Age at sexual debut varies by sex, race, and ethnicity.

For Cervical Cancer, Age Matters — Both the Woman's and Her HPV Infection's

Persistent HPV infection with carcinogenic HPV genotypes was associated with higher risk for CIN 2+; cytology screening was most beneficial in women 35 or older.

Quadrivalent HPV Vaccine: Postlicensure Safety Data and Marketing Controversies

Causal nature of qHPV vaccination in relation to adverse events remains unclear; marketing has been criticized for focusing on cervical cancer prevention.

DMPA and Weight Gain

Initial excessive weight gain with DMPA use predicted continued excessive gain.

Vaginal Estrogen Relieves Postmenopausal Vaginal Symptoms

Three different regimens of vaginal estrogen were better than placebo at relieving women's most bothersome symptoms, primarily vaginal dryness and dyspareunia.

Ovarian Status and Risk for Lung Cancer

Further evidence that functional ovaries protect against lung cancer

Salivary Testosterone Levels Do Not Reflect Serum Levels in Postmenopausal Women

Poor correlation does not support routine measurement of salivary testosterone.

The Other Shoe Drops: New WHI Analysis

Unfavorable balance of risks and benefits also applies to women who initiated HT within 5 years after menopause.

Does Hormonal Contraception Accelerate HIV Progression?

Use of either DMPA or OCPs was associated with hastened unfavorable disease outcomes.

STIs in Children When Sexual Abuse Is Suspected

Comprehensive testing is important in such children. Nucleic acid amplification tests on urine specimens were more sensitive than culture for detecting <$EMPH_O>C. trachomatis<$EMPH_C> and <$EMPH_O>N. gonorrhoeae.<$EMPH_C>

New Emergency Contraception Developments

One-dose formulation is approved; two-dose formulation goes generic.

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