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A large California cohort study shows that aggregating Asian American and Pacific Islander populations can obscure substantial differences in hypertensive disorder risk during pregnancy.

New HRSA guidelines strengthen cervical cancer prevention by adding self-collected hrHPV testing and clarifying no-cost coverage for additional diagnostic services.

Analysis of internal FDA records reveals that mifepristone’s REMS program was shaped by repeated evidence-based safety reviews.

Gestational diabetes rates have increased by 36% in the United States since 2016, with consistent rises across racial and ethnic groups.

In a recent study, improved postpartum blood pressure control was associated with increased white matter brain volume after hypertensive pregnancy.

A study found that adding low-dose megestrol acetate to standard anti-oestrogen therapy significantly reduced tumor proliferation in women with breast cancer.

A cost-effectiveness model found first-line IV iron dextran offers higher value than oral iron for IDA in women with heavy menstrual bleeding.

A study found higher remnant cholesterol levels are independently associated with increased odds of endometriosis.

Maternal influenza and Tdap vaccination during pregnancy was associated with fewer influenza- and pertussis-related hospital and ED visits in infants younger than 6 months.

A study found that opioid use during pregnancy is associated with significantly increased maternal complications and adverse neonatal outcomes.

A study found distinct alterations in vaginal and gut microbial composition and function among patients with endometriosis.

New evidence shows that quadrivalent HPV vaccination is associated with a significant reduction in vulvar and vaginal lesion risk.

New research shows COVID-19 vaccination before or during pregnancy significantly lowers the risk of severe maternal illness and reduces rates of preterm birth.

Screen-guided care using the PreTRM blood test reduced preterm birth–related complications and NICU use.

A study found that distinct cervicovaginal microbial patterns are linked to the success of frozen embryo transfer in endometriosis patients.

A study found gestational diabetes prevalence has increased steadily across all racial and ethnic groups over the past decade.

A systematic review found AI-assisted ultrasound models improved diagnostic accuracy for endometriosis, with deep learning outperforming traditional methods.

A study found that risk-stratified planned early-term delivery significantly lowers preeclampsia incidence without increasing cesarean birth.

New guidelines provide recommendations for adjusting antiseizure medication doses during pregnancy and postpartum to support healthy outcomes.

New research links abnormal collagen remodeling at cesarean scars—not placental invasion—to placenta accreta spectrum risk.

A study links opioid-related diagnoses during pregnancy to increased maternal morbidity and neonatal complications.

A study found no clear evidence that menopause hormone therapy increases or reduces dementia risk.

Criteria-independent genetic testing identifies more women with pathogenic breast cancer variants than guideline-based approaches.

A study found that an investigational α-lactalbumin–targeting vaccine induced immune responses in 74% of participants at risk for triple-negative breast cancer.

A study found HPV vaccination is linked to reduced odds of severe vulvar and vaginal precancerous lesions.

New research shows that COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy significantly lowers the risk of hospitalization and preterm delivery.

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