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This UK prospective study assesses pregnancy outcomes in women with preexisting cardiomyopathy, revealing generally favorable maternal and neonatal results with low cardiac complication rates and no maternal deaths.
This study reveals significant racial differences in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk among women with PMOS, highlighting that social determinants of health influence these disparities, particularly among Black women.
Incorporating pregnancy-related factors, especially hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, significantly improves the prediction of 10-year incident hypertension risk in women after their first childbirth, potentially guiding targeted cardiov
This study uncovers how HSP70-driven inflammatory interactions between macrophages and stromal cells disrupt the endometrial environment, contributing to recurrent implantation failure by impairing decidualization and immune homeostasis.
This cohort study links postpartum blood pressure at 6 weeks following hypertensive pregnancy disorders with a doubled risk of future cardiovascular disease, highlighting a crucial preventive care window.
The Modified Liacyr-Ribeiro breast reduction technique demonstrates high patient satisfaction and lasting structural outcomes over more than 10 years, effectively preventing inferior pole descent and pseudoptosis.
Resident physicians demonstrate lower breast cancer screening rates compared to faculty, even in well-supported academic practices. Adjusting for patient and physician factors narrows, but does not eliminate, this gap, underscoring the need
This study reveals extensive molecular changes in amniotic fluid proteomes during the execution phase of human labor, highlighting distinct biological processes linked to cervical dilatation stages at term.
The PERSONA-Ovary trial demonstrates the feasibility and clinical value of unselected germline multigene panel testing alongside somatic BRCA analysis in ovarian carcinoma, revealing a 29.7% pathogenic variant prevalence and optimal testing
Antenatal oxytocin combined with dexamethasone significantly improves respiratory adaptation and reduces adverse outcomes in late-preterm lambs delivered by cesarean section, highlighting potential novel preventive strategies for neonatal r
A randomized trial demonstrates that a patient-facing educational website improves contraceptive knowledge and perceived access more effectively than standard federal consent materials among individuals considering tubal sterilization.
This study explores how menstrual cycle phases and cramp severity affect exercise capacity and psychological responses in physically active eumenorrheic women, revealing no direct performance differences across phases but highlighting the i
A secondary analysis of the RACC trial reveals robot-assisted radical hysterectomy reduces intraoperative complications but shows similar postoperative morbidity and modest quality-of-life benefits compared with open surgery in early-stage
Two cases of retrograde migration of foreign bodies in the female genital tract were successfully managed with a minimally invasive hysteroscopic technique involving electrosurgical radial incision and Foley catheter dilation, emphasizing s
Heavy menstrual bleeding in women with bleeding disorder of unknown cause requires systematic evaluation and multimodal treatment to improve outcomes and quality of life, despite diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.
This study reveals that family history significantly elevates postpartum venous thromboembolism risk in primiparous women, with risk proportional to genetic relatedness and number of affected relatives.
This article examines the prevalent coprescription of enzyme-inducing antiseizure medications (ASMs) and susceptible hormonal contraceptives among US Medicaid beneficiaries with epilepsy, highlighting patient risk factors and implications f
The RCOG 2026 update stresses single embryo transfer, improved freezing, counselling and funding to prevent IVF multiple pregnancy and its harms while maintaining live-birth rates.
This phase 1/2 study evaluates farletuzumab ecteribulin, a folate receptor alpha-targeting ADC, showing that fractionated dosing reduces interstitial lung disease risk and demonstrates preliminary antitumor activity in advanced ovarian, end
Despite menopause being a universal experience, many physicians lack adequate training in menopause care, resulting in unmet patient needs and increased reliance on unregulated sources. Medical education reforms are essential to close this
