Many patients aged 50 to 80 years say online ratings are important, but factors such as location and insurance may take priority, according to a survey.
What sort of information is being disseminated over social media using the hashtag #menopause, and what concordance does it have with biomedical research literature?
‘Clear-cut’ evidence for airborne transmission of the virus associated with COVID-19 — and no evidence against it — suggests it’s time to accept the science and focus on policy, researchers say.
Postpartum women with commercial health insurance used substantially more inpatient and outpatient care than nonpostpartum women, particularly in the first 2 months after giving birth, study says.
A cultural preference for sons has led to an increasing number of sex-selected abortions throughout India — resulting in as many as 22 million fewer female births over 35 years, new research shows.
Pregnant patients who were given the opportunity to have some prenatal appointments as audio-only visits attended more of them than patients offered only in-person visits the prior year, a new study finds.
For women with MS, results of MRI performed during the year before they become pregnant appear to be a strong and sensitive predictor of early relapse after childbirth.
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