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- Women's Health Birth Control
Should Your Patient Use an Ovulation App to Monitor Her Cycle?
Women have relied on calendars and basal body thermometers for years to track fertility. In the age of smartphones, using an ovulation app provides new clarity.
- Ultrasound Technology & Innovation Cancer
Improving Cervical Cancer Screening With Ultrasound
Learn more about how using ultrasound technology can help improve cervical cancer screening and pre-surgical evaluation.
- Women's Health Gynecology
Why Patients Undergoing PCOS Treatment Distrust Primary Care Physicians
Some patients seeking PCOS treatment mistrust their primary care physicians. How can PCPs better support their patients?
- Women's Health Cervical Cancer
How to Explain Abnormal Pap Smear Results to Patients
Gynecologists can help ease stress and confusion by educating themselves on the best approaches for notifying patients about abnormal Pap smear results.
- Patient Privacy & Security HIPAA
How Medical Data Sharing is Impacted by EU GDPR
Learn more about how the E.U.'s GDPR regulations will affect medical data sharing in the United States.
- Women's Health Gynecology
Managing PCOS and Insulin Resistance
PCOS and insulin resistance go hand in hand for some patients. Regulating insulin through diet and exercise is an important part of managing PCOS symptoms.
- Women's Health Gynecology
Explaining Changing Hormones During Periods: The Science of PMS
Doctors can help their patients understand the hormone changes during periods by explaining what kinds of symptoms are normal.
- Women's Health Urogynecology
The Role of Ultrasound in UTI Diagnosis & Treatment
Learn why ultrasound is an accurate, cost-effective and non-invasive method for UTI diagnosis and treatment.
- Women's Health Menopause
Soy and Menopause: How to Advise Patients
Research has found a link between soy and menopause and that a soy diet may reduce hot flashes and night sweats for women going through menopause.
- Women's Health Gynecology
PCOS and Autism: Is There a Link?
New research strongly suggests a link between PCOS and autism in women and their children and examines the effect of prenatal testosterone on the fetal brain.
