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Uterine Effects of Unopposed Estrogen Therapy in Menopausal Women

Estrogen-only HT was associated with increased incidences of uterine bleeding, endometrial hyperplasia, and endometrial biopsies.

HPV Infection in U.S. Women: Who Has the Highest Prevalence?

Among sexually active women aged 20–24 years, the prevalence of HPV infection was almost 50%.

Vaginal Douching Before Pregnancy May Protect Against Preterm Birth

However, women who douched during pregnancy were more likely to deliver preterm.

Uterine Artery Embolization vs. Surgery for Women with Symptomatic Fibroids

UAE offers quicker recovery but may necessitate additional procedures.

Increased Risk for Preterm Delivery After Surgical Treatment of CIN

Risk was nearly doubled in a population-based case-control study from Finland.

A Tale of Two Viruses: HSV-2 and HIV

Suppression of HSV-2 reactivation with valacyclovir reduces genital and plasma HIV levels.

Is Pelvic Organ Prolapse All in the Family?

Concordance among sisters suggests a strong familial predisposition.

More Emergency Contraception Doesn’t Mean More Sex

Easy access to emergency contraceptive pills didn’t increase sexual risk behavior.

Lymphadenectomy Improves Survival Rates in Early Ovarian Cancer

Fewer than half of the women studied underwent this recommended procedure.

Sure Enough, Couples Usually Share Trichomonas

PCR found infection in 72% of male sexual partners of infected women; most men were asymptomatic.

Amenorrhea in HIV-Seropositive Women

HIV serostatus is associated with prolonged amenorrhea.

Alternatives to Surgery for Fibroids: Not Yet Ready for Prime Time?

Some early outcomes favored new procedures, but repeat treatments were sometimes necessary.

Effect of Degrading Sexual Music Lyrics on Teen Sexual Behavior

Not necessarily "in one ear and out the other"

Bacterial Vaginosis Common in Asymptomatic Pregnant Women

A multinational study examines the worldwide prevalence of BV.

HPV Vaccine for Preadolescents and Adolescent Boys and Girls

These data, which show that the quadrivalent HPV vaccine is immunogenic for preadolescent boys and girls, support current recommendations.

STD Reinfection During the First Year Posttreatment

Despite effective treatment, patients diagnosed with an STD were at high risk for reinfection; subsequent infections were often asymptomatic.

A New Use for Oral Contraceptives?

Hormonal therapy might improve intermenstrual bleeding from cesarean scars.

Perhaps Medicine Should Not Be a Spectator Sport

Most women preferred not to have a chaperone present during transvaginal ultrasound scanning.

Stirrups: Because We Have Always Done It That Way?

Women reacted favorably to pelvic examinations without stirrups.

Wound Irrigation Not Worth Its Salt

Saline irrigation did not reduce the incidence of wound infection following abdominal gynecologic surgery.

Should Women Continue to Have Pap Smears Past 65?

Sexual activity and marital status are factors in this decision.

Treatment of Sexually Transmitted Diseases

An update of the CDC’s 2002 guidelines

Condoms Still Important in Preventing Human Papillomavirus Infection

Even inconsistent condom use provided considerable preventive benefit.

Menopause May Worsen Antidepressant Treatment Response

Results from a naturalistic study in Spain

HPV Genotypes in Women with HIV

High-risk HPV types other than HPV-16 and -18 were common in HIV-infected women and were associated with cervical cytological abnormalities.

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