Glycemic control should be discussed early on.
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Maternal glycemic control during early pregnancy reduces offspring's odds of autism -
Time for lights out: artificial light during sleep linked to weight gain Women with a light or TV on while sleeping were especially vulnerable.
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Campaigners for fourth ‘90’ welcome inclusion of quality of life in new UNAIDS survey The new survey asks about mental wellbeing and aligns with the ‘fourth 90’ objectives
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Public Health Wales and Bangor University publish 'Population Health in a Digital Age' report.
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New data suggest there are more than 376 million new cases of chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis, and syphilis annually.
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CuT380A IUD can be safely placed after unprotected intercourse 6-14 days earlier Same-day insertion of IUDs reduces delays in care.
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Measles epidemic call to action: OB/GYNs should routinely talk vaccines Pregnancy can be a missed opportunity to talk about and promote childhood vaccination.
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WHO: over 1 million new sexually transmitted infections occur daily Efforts to stave off these rates lagging behind targets.
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1 in 5 patients overtreated for gonorrhea, chlamydia in the ED Unsuccessful follow-up pervasive.
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Maternal antiepileptic use linked to behavioral problems in offspring Study of 181 prenatally exposed children suggests valproate carries highest risk.
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JAMA releases a legal viewpoint on state abortion restrictions Changes are negatively affecting women's reproductive rights and could increase health disparities.
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Detained migrants have a right to effective HIV care Home Office urged to adopt BHIVA guidance, as provision of HIV care in the immigration detention system is inadequate
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The findings of a systematic review and meta-analysis of data from more than 640 million admissions.
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Osteoporosis: teriparatide superior to standard care in reducing vertebral fracture risk Observational data recorded over an 11.5-year period in 724 women.