In the debut episode of Missed & Dismissed, Calbeth C. Alaribe, DMSc, MPH, PA-C, CPCHE, talks with Charis Chambers, MD, about PCOS, the push to rename it PMOS, and why diagnostic delays so often begin in adolescence.

A new book from Sameena Rahman, MD, reclaims "brown girls' disease" as a lens for examining how dismissal—of conditions, anatomy, and patients—undermines sexual medicine care for all women.

The FDA approved an IDE allowing Mercy BioAnalytics to evaluate its Evident blood-based ovarian cancer screening test in the prospective pivotal SOARA study of average-risk women.

Sameena Rahman, MD, discusses how digital symptom trackers can shorten PMOS diagnostic delays and support earlier cardiometabolic care.

A new, expert-led video series explores the PCOS-to-PMOS rename and what it means for diagnosis, care, and outcomes.

David Shalowitz, MD, MSHP, emphasizes spreading awareness of opportunistic salpingectomy across specialties while grounding its use in shared decision-making.

A new SFP Committee Statement in Contraception standardizes protocols for removing deep and nonpalpable contraceptive implants.

Atogepant reduced perimenstrual migraine days vs. placebo and met all 8 secondary endpoints in the Phase 3 LUNA study.