A recent article published in the BMJ compared elective induction with expectant management.

The FDA issued a public health notification regarding use of surgical mesh for the repair of pelvic organ prolapsed and stress urinary incontinence. Surgical mesh has caused severe complications in some patients.

The debate over Makena vs. 17p in the prevention of preterm birth continues. What do you prescribe?

Do you perform mediolateral episiotomies in spontaneous vaginal deliveries?

New screening guidelines for the prevention and early detection of cervical cancer are now largely based on the patient’s age, and testing for HPV DNA has now been incorporated into the screening process.

IVF has made great strides in assisting women with infertility problems. However, many women believe that achieving pregnancy in their 40s is as simple as going to a fertility clinic.

A recent study shows that health care professionals continue to have misconceptions about the safety of IUDs for nulliparous women.

A recently published survey indicates that ob/gyns fail to routinely ask their patients about sexual problems, orientation, or sexual satisfaction, even though they routinely ask about sexual activity.

The North American Menopause Society has recently endorsed a flexible approach to the use of HRT that takes into account the individual patient’s needs, the type and timing of the therapy.

Are the Benefits of Robotic Surgery Worth the Cost?

Here are two ultrasound images taken during the 3rd trimester of pregnancy.

Do you Screen all New Mothers for Postpartum Depression?

Should employers be required to provide insurance that includes free contraceptive coverage?

Do you provide your patients with online access to test results and other information?

You have a patient with recurrent vaginal candidiasis and have tried everything you can think of!