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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Reassuring Pregnancy Outcomes in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Offspring of women with childhood cancer histories were not at excess risk for malformations or infant death; preterm birth and cesarean delivery were somewhat more common among childhood cancer survivors.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Stability of U.K. Down Syndrome Birth Rate: Age-Related Risks Offset by Antenatal Screening

From 1989 through 2008, better antenatal screening for Down syndrome kept the number of affected live births constant despite a shift toward older maternal age at delivery.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Breast Tenderness After Starting Menopausal HT: An Ominous Sign?

In the WHI trial, HT users with new-onset breast tenderness had higher risk for breast cancer than did HT users without this side effect.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

BRCA Testing of Women with Ovarian Cancer: Which Strategy Is Best?

Testing women of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry or with family histories of breast or ovarian cancer was projected to be cost-effective for lowering subsequent cancer rates among first-degree relatives.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

For Detecting CIN, Cytology Method Might Not Matter

Liquid-based cytology was as sensitive and specific as conventional Pap tests.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Intravenous Bisphosphonate Therapy for Postmenopausal Women with Low Bone Mass

IV zoledronic acid prevented bone loss.

CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE WATCH

Breast Cancer Screening: Who, When, and How?Free

New USPSTF guidelines narrow the proposed age range for screening mammography and recommend biennial screening.

PRACTICE WATCH

Contraception for Women Who Receive Anticoagulant Therapy for Venous Thrombosis

The levonorgestrel IUD and injectable contraception are safe and effective options with noncontraceptive benefits.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

When Biology Meets Personal Choices

Risks for ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction were substantially higher in women with lupus anticoagulant who smoked or used oral contraceptives.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Vaginal Danazol for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Danazol shortened duration and diminished severity of menstrual bleeding with minimal side effects.

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