|Articles|September 26, 2022
This week on Contemporary OBGYN: Sept 26 to Sept 30
Author(s)Lindsey Carr, Editor
What's coming to Contemporary OBGYN this week?
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September Roundup: Top women's health stories
Let's review this month's top women's health stories.
Hormonal contraception’s effect on adolescent bone health
The best clinical indicator of bone health is fracture history. Individuals with a history of fracture resulting from low-impact mechanisms of injury should raise concern for skeletal fragility and warrant a bone health evaluation.
A rising interest: Why obstetrics and gynecology is seeing an increase in applicants
As the leaves begin to change, and our students consider their choices, I encourage you to reflect on your reasons to pursue obstetrics and gynecology, and on the field’s importance— not just for you, but for your patients and for their families—and reconnect with your passions.
Deep dive into HPV vaccines
A safety and efficacy refresher
Retention beats recruitment
Organizations should promote system-level solutions for retention and well-being.
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Trending on Contemporary OB/GYN
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Subfecundity, not IVF, linked to elevated neurodevelopmental risk in offspring
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Point-of-care molecular vaginitis testing improves likelihood of appropriate treatment
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At-home pelvic ultrasound feasible, preferred over in-clinic care
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Kate McLean, MD, MPH, explains microbial subtypes within bacterial vaginosis
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