- Clinical Essentials from J Hepatology
- no comment
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Triple-pronged study ties HCV to ovarian senescence, infertility, and miscarriage
Early antiviral suppression may mitigate these and other risks.
Recommended in Obstetrics
- Clinical Summaries from J Affect Disord
- 1 comment
Mania triggered by sleep loss could be a marker for postpartum psychosis
- Global Clinical Summaries from Vaccine
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Evidence supports ACIP guidelines for maternal Tdap vaccine
- UK Medical News
- 1 comment
Clinical significance of failed tracheal intubation at C-section
- Global Clinical Summaries from Am J Prev Med
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Young adult women less likely to receive diabetes prevention efforts
- Global Medical News
- 1 comment
Doctor organisations support treaty for elimination of nuclear weapons
- UK Medical News
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H pylori infection tied to risk for preeclampsia
- The Lancet Infectious Diseases
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- FULLTEXT
Symptomatic dengue infection in pregnancy: risk for still births almost doubled
- Global Clinical Summaries from Reprod Health
- no comment
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Over 10% of women worldwide think they would prefer cesarean to vaginal delivery
Professional & Business
- International Medical Press
90% of GP surgeries rated good or outstanding by CQC
- International Medical Press
NICE approves nivolumab for lung cancer
- International Medical Press
Improve access to end of life care, says report
- International Medical Press
Prioritize respiratory care services, urges BLF
- International Medical Press
NHS workers campaign for 3.9% pay rise
- International Medical Press
Health secretary announces new plans to tackle sepsis
New in Obstetrics
- Global Monthly Essentials
- 1 comment
Pain and Opioid Abuse: Monthly Essentials September 2017
TMS in migraine | Ibuprofen lozenge for sore throats | Reducing nipple pain in breastfeeding.
- Global Medical News
- 1 comment
WHO warns urgent action is needed to beat noncommunicable diseases
The World Health Organisation has published a new progress monitor on noncommunicable diseases.
- Global Clinical Summaries from J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci
- 1 comment
Menopause: risk for cognitive impairment higher in women with negative affect
The mechanism for this association is unknown.
- Global Clinical Summaries from Vaccine
- 1 comment
- FULLTEXT
Pediatric pneumonia hospitalization with 10- and 13-valent pneumococcal vaccines
Novel vaccines offer reduced hospitalization risk compared with older or no vaccine.
- Global Clinical Summaries from JAMA
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Prolonged antibiotic prophylaxis after CD may reduce risk for SSI in obese women
Oral cephalexin and metronidazole for 48 h may reduce the risks in women with ROM.
- Univadis Editorial - Dr Harry Brown
- 1 comment
GPs making a stand
GP shortage affects healthcare services
- Global Medical News
- 1 comment
EU launches new pan-European action plan on non-communicable diseases
The project will include field-testing new care models in Lithuania, Italy and Spain.
- Global Medical News
- 1 comment
World Medical Association marks Medical Ethics Day
The World Medical Association celebrated its 70th anniversary this week on Medical Ethics Day.
- Global Clinical Summaries from J Clin Anesth
- 1 comment
Managing labor pain while lowering epidural drug consumption
Can IV dexamethasone reduce the need for opioids?
- Global Clinical Summaries from Eur Psychiatry
- 1 comment
Do SSRIs during pregnancy increase the risk for ASD?
More research is needed to allow for preconception counseling.
- Global Clinical Summaries from Lancet Infec Dis
- 1 comment
Study establishes causal link between dengue virus, risk of stillbirth
Pregnant women with symptomatic dengue virus infection have significant risk for stillbirth.
- Global Clinical Summaries from BMC Pregnancy Childbirth
- 1 comment
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Advancing maternal age is a risk factor for anal sphincter injury during childbirth
Early detection is key to preventing long-term complications.
- Global Clinical Summaries from Am J Obstet Gynecol
- 1 comment
Fecundity rates decline linearly with maternal age
Male age is not strongly associated with fecundability.
- Global Medical News
- 1 comment
Doctors call for increased supports for refugee health
Doctors’ organisations have highlighted the plight of refugees.