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A daily dose of transdermal testosterone for 16 weeks improved sexual satisfaction.

Diet really does lower the risks for coronary heart disease and stroke among middle-aged women.

Three months of dietary supplementation with flaxseed lowered total and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels.

Seems little difference exists in available osteoporosis drugs when it comes to nonvertebral fractures.

Combining MRI and mammography for women at high risk for breast cancer.

The FDA proposed sweeping changes to physician labeling for prescription drugs and biologic products to provide more accurate information about using the agents during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Gradually increasing fiber intake to 28 g daily decreased constipation and associated symptoms in women with pelvic floor disorders.

Combining mammography with U/S boosts the breast cancer detection rate in women at high risk by almost 30%.

Parvovirus B19 infection can be fatal to a fetus if maternal exposure is not diagnosed and treated during pregnancy. An algorithm tells how.

Birth control regimens that manipulate the hormone-free interval: telling patients what to expect.

Advice to patient whose husband has penile lesion: get him to his doctor quickly. Possible differential diagnoses/treatments are discussed.

Once monthly dose of Actonel has been approved to treating and preventing postmenopausal osteoporosis.

Manual CD/DVD publishing system for ob/gyn practices that have digital ultrasound.

New software technology providing virtual real-time remote access to labor-and-delivery waveform data.

Poor communication between doctors, misdiagnosis, and an inadequate medical workup led to a multimillion dollar settlement.

Applying a lubricant to the perineum can reduce the need for an episiotomy.

Readmission for total laparoscopic hysterectomy are more than twice that seen after total abdominal hysterectomy.

Clinicians surveyed 1,039 women who delivered at Robert Wood Johnson University, ob/gyn division regarding what women want from an ob/gyn practice.

Two experts review 5 global endometrial ablation techniques: uterine balloon, circulating hot water, cryotherapy, radio frequency electrosurgery, and microwave energy.

IUDs are usually not recommended for women at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases.

Contemporary OBGYN offers several practical tools to help solve everyday problems, including a a more evidence-based search engine, a coding counselor, and a guide to pay for performance programs.

In women treated for early-stage breast cancer, higher serum estrogen concentration is independently associated with an increased risk of cancer recurrence.

Quitting smoking during pregnancy reduces a mother's chances of giving birth to a baby with problem behavior.

The measurement of two biomarkers in women with ovarian masses appears to be accurate in disginguishing which patients are most likely to have cancer.

Prolonged bisphosphonate use may be associated with an increased risk of low-energy femur fractures in older women.

Fatty acid ethyl esters in meconium may identify infants who are at risk of mental and psychomotor developmental delays due to fetal alcohol exposure.

Health care in America is far too expensive; reform will require sacrifices from doctors, hospitals, lawyers, patients, and insurance companies.

The government, nonprofit hospitals, insurers, and technology companies have been striving to get doctors and patients to embrace electronic and personal health records.

A Nurse's Health Study finds that the greater a woman's caffeine consumption, the lower her risk for ovarian cancer.

Do not screen pregnant women who are at low risk for preterm delivery for bacterial vaginosis (BV).