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Tools for Preventing Postpartum Psychosis and Mania

Intrapartum lithium helps to minimize bipolar episodes, and postpartum lithium and sleep hygiene help to avoid postpartum psychosis.

Postpartum IUD Placement Is on the Rise but Still Lags Behind Sterilization

For every intrauterine device placed shortly after delivery, thousands of U.S. women still undergo postpartum sterilization.

NAMS 2012 Position Statement on Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy

Data continue to support the benefits of HT for symptom management and fracture risk reduction.

Management of Bleeding and Spotting Associated with the LNG-IUS

Naproxen performed better than transdermal estrogen or placebo.

Menorrhagia Associated with Anemia Is Underrecognized in Adolescents

Menorrhagia is surprisingly common and associated with higher risk for anemia and bleeding symptoms.

Estrogen Therapy and Breast Cancer Risk: More from the Women's Health Initiative

Incidence of and mortality from breast cancer were clearly lower than in women who received placebo.

Endometriosis Is Associated with Risk for Ovarian Carcinoma

Associations were documented for clear-cell, endometrioid, and low-grade serous ovarian cancer.

Does Excess Body Weight Reduce Efficacy of Oral Contraceptives?

Pregnancy rates in women using extended-regimen OCs were similar across weight and BMI categories.

HPV Vaccination History: A Window on Cervical Health

Identifying barriers to vaccine uptake

Do HIV-Positive Women with Prior Hysterectomies Require Pap Testing?

Although HIV-positive women frequently have abnormal Pap results, the absolute risk for vaginal dysplasia and malignancy is low.

Levonorgestrel-Releasing Intrauterine System Effective in Reducing Pain of Endometriosis Postoperatively

Use of the LNG-IUS as an adjunct to conservative surgery should be strongly considered in women with symptomatic endometriosis.

Surgical Management of Benign Ovarian Masses in Girls and Adolescents

Choice of surgical route (laparoscopy vs. laparotomy) and type (cystectomy vs. oophorectomy) is highly variable.

Does Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Abate with Age?

Some features of PCOS subsided during a 20-year follow-up.

Cefpodoxime Flunks as a First-Line UTI Drug

Response rates were clearly inferior to those achieved with short-course ciprofloxacin.

Bones and Hormones: Information for Women Who Use Hormone-Containing Birth Control Methods

Benefits of hormonal birth control methods outweigh concerns about bone health.

Large Uterine Fibroids Linked with Adverse Obstetric Outcomes

Fibroids larger than 5 cm were associated with earlier delivery and with maternal blood transfusion.

Alleviating Discomfort During Vaginal Speculum Examinations: Lubricant vs. Water

Women randomized to gel lubricant had significantly lower pain scores.

Picking a Postpartum Pill

Progestin-only oral contraceptive pills were as effective as combination pills in preventing early repeat pregnancy with no adverse effects on lactation.

Texting 4 Contraception

Text messages may promote continued use of oral contraceptives.

Testing Midstream Urine for Chlamydia trachomatis

Midstream samples might be adequate for evaluating both chlamydial and urinary tract infections, but study results were not definitive.

Medical Management of Symptomatic Uterine Fibroids: A New Option?

Ulipristal acetate was effective and did not cause hypoestrogenism.

Firming up the Benefits of Cervical HPV Detection

Compared with cytology alone, performing human papillomavirus DNA testing plus cytology led to fewer high-grade cervical lesions 5 years later.

Do Vasomotor Symptoms Influence Mood — Or Vice Versa?

Vasomotor symptoms were related to next-day negative affect.

Ovarian Preservation at Hysterectomy

Although hysterectomy is linked to early ovarian failure, rates of ovarian preservation at surgery are rising.

Herpes Simplex Vaccine Trial Yields Mixed Results

In a large cohort of young women, the vaccine showed efficacy against HSV-1 infection — with or without disease — but not against HSV-2 infection.

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