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|Slideshows|November 11, 2019
Top 5 gynecologic studies from October 2019
Author(s)Judith M. Orvos, ELS, Ben Schwartz
Ranging from sexual function among cancer patients to how lifetime estrogen exposure affects late-life cognition to state strategies to address opioid use, these were Contemporary OB/GYN's selections for the top gynecologic studies published in October 2019.
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