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Articles related to "Gynecology"
FDA Caught in the Middle The FDA is in the unenviable position of being caught between medical opinion and government policy. Learn more about the challenges faced by the agency as it wrestles with the reproductive rights issue. public health • issues • medicine • obstetrics • gynecology
Monistat, Coumadin and the FDA The FDA knew about the problem for a long time but it wasn't until medical journals made the issue public, that they did anything about it. monistat • miconazole • yeast infections • gynecology • fda
Unnatural Births The medical profession might cheat you and your baby out of a miraculous and empowering experience. Avoiding unnecessary interventions might be harder than you think in a hospital/medical setting. How to have the birth experience you and your baby deserve. birth • homebirth • hospital • birthing • pregnancy
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 1) Women around the world are expected to bleed on their wedding nights as proof of virginity but modern medicine tells us that this belief is nothing more than a myth. Read why a broken hymen cannot be used to gauge a woman's chasity. islam • women • woman • muslim • moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 2) Read why some parts of the Islamic world still believe in the myth of the hymen even though it has never been mentioned in Islam as a way to prove a woman's adultery. islam • women • woman • muslim • moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 3) The myth of the hymen is a dangerous thing to Muslim women who may not receive proper gynecological care before marriage. It is also a scary prospect for educated Muslim women who know better but may marry into a culture which does not. islam • women • woman • muslim • moslem
The Myth of the Hymen Continues (Part 4) Read why non-Muslims often fail in their attempts to educate Muslims about issues related to their sexuality. Also learn what you can do to dispell the myth of the hymen if you are a Muslim woman or a healthcare provider. islam • women • woman • muslim • moslem
Reflexology for PMS Studies show Reflexology may be helpful in the battle against mood swings, bloating, sleepless nights and cravings that come with PMS. premenstrual syndrome and reflexology • foot hand ear reflexology • pms symptoms • natural relief for pms • premenstrual symptoms
The Truth About Miscarriage One in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage. Here's the real truth about why it happens -- and how it can be avoided. miscarriage • miscarraige prevention • pregnancy loss • pregnancy
Stress and Pregnancy The impact of stress upon pregnancy and practical stress reduction techniques. stress • pregnancy • prenatal • antenatal
Ancient Egyptian Medicine Crude by today's standards, the physicians of Ancient Egypt were nevertheless revolutionary in their study of the human anatomy and the healing of illness and disease. ancient egypt • ancient egyptian medicine • egyptian physician • mummification • papyrus
Lifting the Curse: Article and Comment A new use of the old--original--contraceptive pill, one that blocks monthly menses, is now available. The question is: How will you know if you're not pregnant? pregnancy • endocrinology • psychology • menses
Can a labor epidural increase your risk of a cesarean birth? Epidural anesthesia comes with risks and benefits. Read more about this review of a new study on how epidurals can increase your risk of having a cesarean birth and how to prepare for having birth with an epidural.
More Women Than Previously Assumed Need Leave During Pregnancy Some pregnant women require prenatal medical leave for pregnancy leave but the FMLA guidelines may not allow enough time off from work for pregnancy complications and postpartum leave. Read the results of a study published in the June 2001 issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology here. fmla • family • medical • leave • act
The Internal Milieu: Hormones- Their Role in Psychology and Health This series, taken from Chapter One of my book to be presented here in three weekly installments, details three case studies, all involving psycho-hormonal anomalies--Part two and conclusion of Patricia's story. hormones • health • psychosis • psychotic
Foot Reflexology Research Reflexology research studies help to support the many claims and benefits of this healing art. foot reflexology • research • reflexology research studies • healing • reflexology
Stripping Membranes New research shows that stripping or sweeping membranes does not induce labor or reduce the mother's chance of going past her due date. stripping membranes • sweeping membranes • breaking water • start labor • vaginal exam
The Physician Assistant Another position in the health care field which is expected to grow faster than others is the Physician Assistant. pa • physician assistant • health care careers • career opportunities in health care • scope of practice
Say Good-Bye to Norplant, and Hello to... The manufacturers of Norplant have decided to remove it from the US market, but will it be replaced? norplant • wyeth • jadelle • essure • norplant ii
Caffeine and Miscarriage Previous studies have shown that 300 mg. of caffeine a day can increase risk of miscarriage. A new study shows this to be true even at 200 mg. per day. caffeine in early pregnancy • caffeine first trimester • risk of miscarriage with caffeine • caffeine and pregnancy • caffeine during pregnancy
Choosing an Adoption Attorney An experienced and reputable attorney is a valuable tool in the adoption process. Learn what to look for in an adoption lawyer and how to select one. adoption lawyers • adoption attorney • hiring an adoption lawyer • selecting an adoption attorney • how to find a good adoption lawyer
Epidurals for Birth Epidural analgesia often adds other medical interventions into the picture. Are there ways for mothers to use an epidural but avoid some of the pitfalls? epidural analgesia • epidurals • pushing • delayed pushing • medical interventions
Female Physicians in Ancient Egypt Women in Ancient Egypt were able to study and practice medicine alongside the men. Female physicians in Egypt were among the most respected in Egyptian history. ancient egypt • ancient egyptian women • medicine in ancient egypt • female physicians in egypt • peseshet
Foot Hand Ear Reflexology Learn about this form of Reflexology that works the maps of the feet, hands, and ears in a full session. integrated reflexology • integrative reflexology • foot hand ear reflexology • william flocco • bill flocco
How to Choose a Gynecologist A gynecologist is one of the primary providers in a woman's healthcare team. Selecting one should be a thoughtful process, taking several factors into consideration. gynecologists • choosing • criteria • male or female • experience
Hysteroscopy Hysteroscopy is helpful in determining the causes of infertility, recurrent miscarriage and abnormal uterine bleeding. It may also be used to treat these conditions. hysteroscopy • diagnosing and treating uterine problems • infertility • recurrent miscarriage • abnormal uterine bleeding
Is VBAC safe? The statistics of successful VBAC's have drastically decreased in the last 10 years. Current research shows the latest about the safety of VBAC vs. repeat cesarean. safety • vbac • vaginal birth • study • elective repeat cesarean
Job Trend Alert! Midwife 75K Nursing is the largest healthcare occupation in the USA. There is also a massive shortage for specialty nurses such as a certified midwife who can earn in excess of 75K. job • employment • nurse • midwife • certified nurse midwife
Postpartum Care After a Loss Women with stillborn babies or whose babies die shortly after birth need extra help and support to go through the difficult time. postpartum care after a loss • support mothers with stillborn babies • women with stillborn babies • babies die shortly after birth • neonatal deaths
The Influence Of Nutrition On Fertility Considering the roles various diets, nutritional supplements, and foods play when a couple is preparing or trying to conceive a baby. trying to conceive • supplement for fertility • fertility diet • female fertility • male infertility
Understanding Endometriosis Millions of women suffer with debilitating endometriosis. Although the cause is unknown, treatment is possible with specific medications and diet, exercise and rest. endometriosis • endometriosis treatment • pelvic pain • endometriosis research • symptoms endometriosis
Angelica: The Angel of Herbs An angel in the garden... angelica • herbs • recipe • natural health • botanical
Calcium it does a body good This article looks at some of the major health problems facing Americans today and discusses calciums role in their prevention and cure. calcium • hypertension • lactose intolerance • premenstrual syndrome • weight loss
The Evolution of Childbirth (part 1) A brief look at the evolution of childbirth over the twentieth century as we move away from nature and natural methods only to find ourselves returning to the source in the "new age". childbirth • birth • pregnancy • pregnant • doula
Elizabeth Blackwell, M.D. Biography of Elizabeth Blackwell, a pioneer on two counts, the first woman on the British medical register and the first woman doctor in the US. elizabeth blackwell • elizabeth blackwell biography • blackwell first american woman doctor • blackwell first female doctor in the us • blackwell first woman in the medical british regis
Labor Inductions on the Rise The labor induction rate has more than doubled in the last 15 years. Some of the reasons may be the mother's choice, convenience or provider preference. labor inductions • spontaneous labor • cesarean rate • rise in labor inductions • rate of labor inductions
Light Therapy for PMS and PMDD Some women who suffer from Premenstrual Syndrome or the more severe Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder may benefit from light therapy. light therapy pms • light therapy premenstrual syndrome • light therapy premenstrual tension • light therapy pmdd • light therapy premenstrual dysmorphic disorder
Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy For women who need hormone replacement therapy, bioidentical hormones are a safer alternative to synthetic estrogen and progesterone. natural hormone replacement therapy • bioidentical hormones • natural estrogen • natural progesterone • menopause and natural hormone replacement therapy
Normalizing Birth Mothers today are inundated with the risks for themselves and their babies; however it is crucial to explain risks in terms that are understandable. risk in pregnancy and birth • risk estimation • true risk of pregnancy and birth • risk of uterine rupture • early cesarean
Philippine National Development A growing GNP, relative political stability, and commitment of resources to social development are yielding progress toward the UN's eight Millennium Development Goals. philippine national development • philippine economic growth • philippine domestic issues • philippine political stability • philippine social development
Presidential Candidate Ron Paul Review of Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul's first Presidential debate appearance and record. ron paul • republican • u.s. elections • libertarian • msnbc
Profile: Ron Paul A medical doctor and 28-year veteran of Congress, Ron Paul ran for President before - in 1988, as the Libertarian Party's candidate. presidential election • abortion • stem cell • iraq • immigration
Residency and Fellowship Upon earning a Doctorate of Medicine degree, a new physician embarks on a journey to master clinical knowledge and skills, facing many challenges along the way. residency program • fellowship • training new doctors • medical license • board certification
How to Become a Geneticist in the US Becoming a geneticist in the US usually requires a bachelor's degree and a graduate degree, though the route will depend on the candidate's potential area of work. different types of geneticists • typical route into genetics • medical route into genetics • becoming a genetic counselor • general tips for careers in genetics
A Brief Introduction to Gestational Diabetes Sometimes women who have never had diabetes develop high blood sugar during pregnancy. This condition is known as gestational diabetes mellitus. Uncontrolled gestational diabetes can cause problems for both mother and baby, and gestational diabetes can also indicate that a woman is at high risk for developing type II diabetes later on. gestational diabetes • pregnancy • insulin • glucose • birth
A Day In the Life Of A Nurse - Part II: HOSPITAL NURSING An overview of a typical day for nurses working in a hospital. From general medical units to intensive care, learn a little bit more about our profession nursing • employment • work • surveys • nurses
Lupie Mailbox For my first article back, I thought that I’d answer a few of the questions from your recent emails. Who knows? Maybe your question is here! lupus • sle • systemic lupus erythmatosus • autoimmune • rheumatoid
Clinical Sciences in Med School The second half of medical school involves learning to be a doctor as you work. What is involved in this stage of medical education? medical school • medical school curriculum • medical student • clinical science • clinical rotations |
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