Celeste Krewson, Assistant Editor

A study found that intimate partner violence and sexual violence against children drive substantial global mortality and disability.

A study found widespread nonadherence to cervical cancer screening guidelines, with screening modality linked to overscreening and underscreening.

A study found hydroxyurea exposure during pregnancy was not associated with increased risks among patients with sickle cell disease.

Recent FDA approvals and emerging research highlight how neurokinin receptor antagonists are expanding nonhormonal options for managing vasomotor symptoms.

Advances including FDA-approved neurokinin receptor antagonists are reshaping vasomotor symptom management by providing effective, nonhormonal options for menopausal women.

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A multidisciplinary initiative increased prenatal iron deficiency screening 6-fold and intravenous iron treatment 20-fold.

The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to the FemVue Controlled device, enabling in-office ultrasound assessment of fallopian tube status.

In a recent study, states enforcing abortion bans without health exceptions saw significant increases in obstetric-related EMTALA violations.

A study found that objective blood loss assessment detects postpartum hemorrhage more frequently than subjective visual estimation.

A study found women aged 65 years and older had significantly greater odds of late-stage cervical cancer.

The updated Revi System streamlines management of urgency urinary incontinence, with an easy-to-use design and a strong body of clinical evidence.

A study found heavy menstrual bleeding and meat-restricted diets are associated with increased rates of iron deficiency among adolescents.

A study found that the monoclonal antibody HMI-115 significantly reduced dysmenorrhea and pelvic pain in women with endometriosis.

A study shows acute heavy menstrual bleeding frequently requires transfusion and carries significant treatment costs.

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A study found first-trimester anatomy screening enables earlier identification of congenital anomalies, indicating a need for updated guidance.

A study found thyroid hormone imbalance across multiple pregnancy trimesters was associated with increased autism spectrum disorder risk in children.

A trial found that replacing beef with a plant-based meat substitute rapidly changed the fatty acid composition of breast milk.

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A study found women with hyperemesis gravidarum face significantly greater risks of prepregnancy and postpartum depression.

A new study reveals 3 NAD-related metabolites elevated in women with recurrent miscarriage, indicating potential risk identification.

A Delphi-based consensus process has defined standardized criteria for diagnosing primary dysmenorrhea.

A study reveals how invisible symptoms, provider bias, and inconsistent clinical pathways contribute to endometriosis diagnostic delays.

A review found increased rates of endometriosis vs adenomyosis, alongside significant diagnostic variability.

New data highlight how optical genome mapping can uncover chromosomal abnormalities missed by traditional tests.

An analysis found significant geographical disparities in the availability and quality of endometriosis guidelines.

A review reported insufficient evidence connecting prenatal paracetamol exposure to autism or ADHD.

A review found that most countries lack dedicated endometriosis policy frameworks, highlighting Australia and France as leading models.

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