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Shoulder dystocia occurred during delivery of a large baby and doctor was sued for not performing C/S.

Woman who has huge dermoid ovarian cyst removed sues doctor for failure to diagnose it sooner.

Gynecologist fails to diagnose bladder cancer for 2 years.

Different treatment of grade 1 endometrial cancer seems to have no effect on the survival rate.

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are a significant concern to public health.

A woman having laparoscopic surgery sustains bowel injury.

A 67-year-old woman who had surgery for ovary removal experiences ureter injury.

Three quarters of uterine rupture is not linked with C/S or induction.

A pregnant woman who showed positive for group B strep when pregnant was overlooked at time of delivery and so no antibiotics were given until the following day.

No follow up was given to a woman with lump on breast after baby is born.

A Fact Sheet From The Center For Applied Reproductive Science

The statistics are shocking: One in seven US women will be treated for pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) over the course of her lifetime. That translates into more than a million women diagnosed with PID each year.

A comprehensive guide to polycystic ovary syndrome, from a leading authority on the condition

Obesity before pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of several adverse outcomes of pregnancy. The risk profiles among lean, normal, or mildly overweight women are not, however, well established.

Depression during the menopausal transition: experts discuss diagnosing and treating it, explore the link between estrogen and depression, and give practical advice.

Misconceptions about oral contraceptives, the vaginal ring, and the transdermal patch can deprive patients of their full benefits.

If a patient with a prior spontaneous preterm birth presents at 24 weeks, should you test fibronectin levels to determine her risk of another preterm delivery?

If choosing gender is okay before fertilization, why shouldn't it be with PGD after fertilization, is the thrust of the "pro" argument. The other side calls PGD gender discrimination.

ACOG supports prohibiting insurers from using a pre-existing condition exclusion to deny health-care coverage.

When the plaintiff claimed a botched episiotomy caused her rectovaginal fistula, expert witnesses testified that the complication may have occurred in part because she ignored the ob/gyn's advice. So why was the case settled?

Risk of transmitting HIV through oral sex is much lower than with anal or vaginal sex.

It's time to challenge our patients to achieve their ideal body weight in the preconceptional period, encourage them to exercise regularly, and to take a more restrained approach to maternal weight gain if they are obese. Of course it helps if the counselor heeds his or her own advice!

Allowing the fetus to passively descend the birth canal instead of instructing women to push immediately has clear advantages for healthy women. . .

Ultrasounds can be performed in the state only when ordered by a licensed health-care provider...for a medical or diagnostic purpose.

Physicians have many questions for consulting firms related to effects of the recession.

Neonates born after elective repeat cesarean delivery are about twice as likely to be admitted to the NICU when compared to those born vaginally after a previous cesarean.

Skipping the FSH-stimulated cycle usually results in a shorter time to pregnancy.

Could menopausal hormone therapy protect some women's hearts, after all, as once thought? The new KEEPS trial aims to clarify that lingering question.