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Is IBD During Pregnancy Cause for Concern?

Women with IBD were at risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes.

Increased Venous Thromboembolism in Transdermal Contraceptive Users?

A new study finds a link between the patch and increased incidence of VTE, differing from an earlier finding.

High Prevalence of HSV Infection Among Pregnant Women in the U.S.

Race/ethnicity and number of sex partners are the best predictors of HSV serostatus.

Counseling Can Reduce Alcohol Exposure During Pregnancy

Counseling sessions reduced risky drinking among women who were pregnant and those at risk for pregnancy.

Hairdressers and Infertility: Study’s Conclusions Not Hair-Raising

Hairdressers were not at increased risk for infertility.

Hormonal Contraception Direct from the Pharmacy?

If you offer it, they will come.

More Emergency Contraception Doesn’t Mean More Sex

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

Altering the Conventional Oral Contraceptive Regimen Might Make Sense

An OC regimen with 24 days of active pills was associated with fewer days of intracyclic bleeding than a conventional 21-day regimen.

Is Nonstop Oral Contraception a Desirable Way to Take the Pill?

By the end of 1 year on continuous low-dose pills, most women were free of bleeding.

Is Infertility Treatment Linked to Breast Cancer Risk?

Ovulation-induction therapy decreased the risk for breast cancer.

Treating Infertility Caused by Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Clomiphene remains the drug of choice.

Explaining the Decline in Teen Pregnancy

Contraception, not abstinence, is responsible.

Smoke Signals In Utero

Fetal nicotine exposure: a cause of regular smoking in teenagers?

Are Young, Pregnant Women in the U.S. Savvy About IUDs?

They would benefit from more knowledge about IUDs.

When the Bundle of Joy Brings On a Psychiatric Diagnosis

Risk for postpartum psychiatric disorders was increased in women for several months after childbirth.

Social Factors Shape Young People’s Sexual Behavior Worldwide

Social expectations have a powerful influence.

You Can Teach ’Em, but You Can’t Stop ’Em

Intensive sex education in schools shows no effect on teen pregnancy rate.

Menstruation Is a Vital Sign in Teenage Girls

A teenager’s menstrual pattern might reveal a lot about her health.

Is LQTS OK During Pregnancy?

Women with long QT syndrome tolerated pregnancy well.

Revisiting Amniocentesis Risk

Fetal loss rate after amniocentesis was lower than the conventional figure.

New Drug for Preterm Labor

It’s still too premature for use in the U.S.

Effect of Degrading Sexual Music Lyrics on Teen Sexual Behavior

Not necessarily "in one ear and out the other"

Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders — in Men, Too?

Motherhood, but not fatherhood, was associated with increased rates of psychiatric treatment.

Possible Genetic Causes for Preterm Birth

The risk is linked with genetic polymorphisms.

Antidepressants in Pregnancy: The Ongoing Story

The optimal approach for pregnant women with severe or longstanding depression may be to continue antidepressant treatment, but risks to fetuses are emerging.

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