A recap of the top headlines from Contemporary OB/GYN in September 2026, spanning ACOG's respiratory vaccine guidance to the launch of the Missed & Dismissed podcast.
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Fezolinetant was linked to VMS and sleep improvements by week 4 in the real-world OPTION-VMS study, presented at the International Menopause Society World Congress.
Wen Shen, MD, highlights perimenopause as an important period for identifying health risks and supporting healthy aging beyond the menopausal transition.
A global consensus published in The Lancet has officially renamed polycystic ovary syndrome to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, a change with broad implications for diagnosis, care, and cardiometabolic screening.
The Preeclampsia Foundation released 2 videos on postpartum recovery and long-term health after HDP.
AJOG research shows a cytokine storm could be detectable in maternal blood before the clinical onset of AFE.
CDC data show gestational hypertension rose 73% from 2016 to 2024, affecting 1 in 10 US mothers giving birth.
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Wen Shen, MD, on recognizing perimenopause as a window for healthy aging
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IMS: Fezolinetant's improvements in sleep quality, hot flashes as early as week 4
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FAQ: What does the rename from PCOS to PMOS mean for your patients?
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