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Author argues that no, for most women over 45 undergoing a hysterectomy, oophorectomy should not be included as it will not improve longevity or quality of life.

Yes. The risk/benefit equation still favors oophorectomy to save lives.

Bacterial vaginosis is associated with preterm delivery.

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Group B streptoccal infection

How to care for the HIV-infected pregnant patient

Latest research on infertility, breast cancer, and other subjects, from the 2000 Annual Conference of ASRM

managing recurrent disease- bacterial vaginosis

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the latest research on complementary and alternative medicine

Understanding the normal sexual response cycle is being revised.

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Does HPV cause cervical cancer? Will the new data transform our approach to primary screening?

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Managing measles in pregnancy

When should newborns be discharged?

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Inside this Issue: President's Letter Editor's Corner ISGE Training Report Update on Women’s Healthcare in Nepal An Homage to János Veres Laparoscopic Creation of a Neo-Vagina Interview with Dr. Yap Lip Kee Interview with Dr. Chuck Miller

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The latest research on complementary and alternative medicine.

Patient's informed choice is a key to good care in the transitional years.

If your patient is unable to get pregnant because her partner has cystic fibrosis or congenital bilateral absence of the vas deference, assisted reproductive technology offers a solution. But these disorders have genetic implications that you need to keep in mind when advising such couples.