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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause statement stresses treatment options
Statement emphasizes proactive counseling, educating women that treatments are available.
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Popularity of virtual conferences may mean a permanent shift
Within a half hour of the ACC’s opening session of its virtual conference, nearly 13,000 people had logged on from around the world.
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Pediatricians called to action in addressing children’s trauma from police brutality
Pediatricians can use scientific data and their expertise to play a role in policy decisions about overpolicing.
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Fetal estrogens show promise for safer therapy for menopause
These estrogens appear to treat vasomotor symptoms with a much lower breast cancer risk and potentially positive cardiovascular effects.
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Integrating ADHD care into pediatric practice is doable and essential
Despite how intimidated some pediatricians may feel about taking on ADHD care of their patients, they are best suited to do so.
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Four-week, 8-week CAB/RPV injections safe, effective in women
At 48 weeks, 3.6% of women in the 8-week group had at least 50 copies/mL of HIV-1 RNA.
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Heterosexual men likely to have unmet HIV treatment needs
In high-income countries, men with HIV who had sex with men were diagnosed earlier than men with HIV who had sex with women.
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Flexibility, innovation key to practice management during pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis has introduced unprecedented challenges to pediatric practices, but it also offers opportunities for practices to make lasting...
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New nonhormonal hot flash treatments on the way
These show as much promise as hormonal treatments for hot flashes.
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Beyond microcephaly: Zika-affected children near school age
As these children age past developmental milestones, more effects will likely manifest — even in those children whose appearance and imaging...
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ACS disagrees with CDC on HPV vaccination in adults
The ACS did not endorse the CDC recommendation for shared clinical decision-making regarding HPV vaccination in adults aged 27-45.
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One-week postsurgical interval for voiding trial increases pass rate
The findings of this small study suggest waiting a week for a second voiding trial after vaginal prolapse surgery results in a better chance of...
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Sepsis readmissions risk linked to residence in a poor neighborhoods
Patients who live in disadvantaged neighborhoods may not have access to healthy food and safe housing.
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ACR issues guidances for MIS-C and pediatric rheumatic disease during pandemic
The ACR appears to be the first medical organization to review all the most current evidence to issue interim guidance with the expectations that...
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Food deserts linked to greater pregnancy morbidity
Living in a neighborhood lacking adequate access to affordable high-quality food appears to contribute to maternal morbidity.