In case you missed it: August 9 to August 13
It was a busy week for the Contemporary OB/GYN® team.
This week’s top articles included:
Expert panel develops criteria for COVID-19 placental infection
NIH recently convened an expert panel to develop standardized criteria to define placental COVID-19 infection.
Lichen sclerosus: Review of a vulvar dystrophy with malignant potential
This acquired chronic dermatosis has a 6- to 10-fold predilection for women, so it is especially relevant to a gynecologist’s practice.
Emergency department visits increase for fibroids, while hospital admissions decrease
Emergency department (ED) visits in women affected by leiomyomas, or uterine fibroids (UFs), are increasing, but hospital admissions for this patient population are decreasing, according to a study published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Daré Bioscience initiates phase 3 clinical trial for ovaprene contraceptive
December 5th 2023Daré Bioscience has commenced a pivotal phase 3 clinical trial for ovaprene, an intravaginal contraceptive that releases a locally acting agent to prevent sperm entry into the cervical canal, marking a significant step towards a non-hormonal contraceptive option for women.
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Exploring menstrual health: Insights from the Avon longitudinal study
December 5th 2023Unveiling a comprehensive analysis of menstrual cycle characteristics in mothers and daughters, this article delves into the diverse features, potential risk factors, and the importance of understanding these nuances for effective menstrual health management.
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Integrating pharmacists into PPHTN management for enhanced blood pressure control
December 4th 2023A study reveals that involving pharmacists in the care of postpartum women at risk of persistently elevated blood pressure, as presented at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists 2023 Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition, can provide an effective and feasible solution to managing hypertensive disorders, reducing postpartum readmission risks, and improving overall health care access.
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