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Bylined news reports distributed on Reuters Health wire service [FR, writer]:

  • Active HPV-16 infection relatively uncommon in HIV-infected women in US, 1-27-2003.

  • Dextrin sulfate safe and acceptable as a vaginal microbicide, 12-12-2002.

  • HPV-positive women with normal Pap at substantial risk of future abnormal Pap, 12-6-2002.

  • Novel predictor of breast cancer survival called the most powerful to date, 11-14-2002.

  • Central GABA function altered in women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder, 10-2-2002.

  • New method of preimplantation genetic diagnosis analyzes every chromosome, 10-1-2002.

  • Steroid reduces incidence of ovarian hyperstimulation in women at high risk, 9-27-2002.

  • Genetic factors account for most of the population variation in breast density, 9-19-2002.

  • Microarray technology may lead to improved assay for fetal Down syndrome, 9-5-2002.

  • Prenatal phenobarbital does not enhance infant neurodevelopment, 8-13-2002.

  • Public funding of Pap tests linked to lower rate of invasive cervical cancer, 7-5-2002.

  • Cardiac autonomic function better with combination HRT than estrogen alone, 6-19-2002.

  • Anthracycline/taxane neoadjuvant chemotherapy advised for breast cancer, 4-9-2002.

  • Endogenous testosterone may protect postmenopausal women from CVD, 3-14-2002.

  • Women might have better HAART outcomes than men, 3-13-2002.

  • Clues to why breast cancer more fatal in blacks, 2-7-2002.

  • Postmastectomy radiation may be warranted after response to chemotherapy, 1-30-2002.

  • Dad’s genes may affect risk of problem pregnancy, 1-7-2002.

  • HRT recommended with Gn-RH agonist treatment of endometriosis, 7-5-1999.

  • Estrogen-androgen therapy alters body composition in postmenopausal women, 6-23-1999.

  • Half-dose HRT regimen controls menopausal symptoms with less bleeding, 5-21-1999.

  • ACOG encourages ready access to emergency contraception, 5-19-1999.

  • Enhanced Pap testing cost effective for infrequent screening, 1-27-1999.

  • Newer Pap tests cost effective, 1-26-1999.

  • Anesthetics do not appear to affect success of gamete intrafallopian transfer, 1-11-1999.

  • Risk of C-section no higher after epidural, 12-22-1998

  • Women can contract HPV from sex with women, 12-21-1998.

  • Estrogen replacement reduces plasma viscosity in postmenopausal women, 12-11-1998.

  • Incident breast lesions found on MRI unlikely to be malignant, 12-2-1998.

  • Adjuvant chemotherapy prolongs survival in high-risk node-negative breast cancer, 10-30-1998.

  • Pregnant women develop anti-adhesion antibodies to malaria, 10-29-1998.

  • No added cardiovascular disease risk from newer oral contraceptives, 10-9-1998.

  • Laparoscopy called “procedure of choice” for reversal of tubal sterilization, 10-7-1998.

  • Parathyroid hormone prevents bone loss, 9-22-1998.

  • Estrogen replacement therapy benefits postmenopausal women with CHD, 8-27-1998.

  • Blood test may screen for ovarian cancer, 8-25-1998.

  • HRT does not cut heart risk in heart patients, 8-18-1998.

  • Low-dose combination OCs safe after gestational diabetes, 8-12-1998.

  • Mifepristone-misoprostol abortion highly acceptable to US women, 7-15-1998.

  • More genetic links to breast cancer, 3-31-1998.

  • Aspirin does not prevent preeclampsia, 3-11-1998.
     

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