Image IQ: Healthy Placenta or Serious Problem?
QUIZ: These images show some changes in the placenta of a 34-week pregnancy. Are they anything to worry about?
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QUIZ: These images show some changes in the placenta of a 34-week pregnancy. Are they anything to worry about?
Assisted reproductive technology is often thought to account for the risk of low birth weight and preterm birth, but new research finds another factor plays a role.
Pelvic floor muscle training, or Kegel exercises, did not improve pelvic organ prolapse in a group of women after a vaginal delivery, research shows.
The GnRH agonist goserelin, when given during chemotherapy, may protect against ovarian failure and early menopause in women with breast cancer.
POLL: How do you compare with your colleagues in your comfort level for prescribing hormone replacement therapy for symptoms of menopause.
QUIZ: These images reveal a specific structure of the fetal eye. Can you identify it?
This infographic shows the 5 most common unexpected denials from January 2015, with solutions provided by Aaron Hood from RemitData.
Hormone replacement therapy won't protect postmenopausal women against stroke or heart disease, but don't discount it for symptoms of menopause just yet.
These tips for implementing good technique in laparoscopic surgeries can help reduce complications and result in faster surgeries.
In developing countries, cleansing the cord of newborns after birth with a low-cost antiseptic can help reduce infant death rates.
These images of a fetal brain from a routine ultrasound examination at 22 weeks' gestation revealed a rare congenital brain abnormality.
A new report by the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology has shown a shift in women's preferences for the number of embryos transferred.
Medical and lifestyle interventions successfully lowered the risk of type 2 diabetes in women with a history of gestational diabetes.
QUIZ: These images reveal a defect in the fetal head. What do you see?
There isn't enough evidence to recommend chewing gum after a c-section or other surgery to improve GI function, but the practice won't hurt.
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