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Researchers Develop Mobile Technology To Prevent and Treat HIV in Young Adults

According to the latest statistics, youth ages 13-24 account for more than one in five new HIV diagnoses in the United States.

Gender-Affirming Healthcare: How Providers Can Do Better

The healthcare provider’s office is one of the few places where young people can ask questions and address concerns related to gender, sex, and sexuality.

Use Quality Tools to Enhance Patient Experience

Concerns about financial sustainability and the changing healthcare environment are placing pressure on family planning service clinics to increase efficiency, improve patient experience, and explore alternative models of care.

HPV Vaccination: How to Increase Rates

Which message is most likely to motivate parents to get the HPV shot for their children? New research indicates that among surveyed parents, 65% said the statement “I strongly believe in the importance of this cancer-preventing vaccine for [child’s name]” would be the most effective if delivered by a physician.

Emergency Contraception and LARC: What You Need to Know

What do you need to know about emergency contraception methods and new clinical recommendations, as well as ways to improve access to LARC at the time of emergency contraception visits?

CDC Updates Guidance On Zika Prevention

The CDC has updated its guidance on prevention of the Zika virus, calling for women and men who are planning to become pregnant in the near future to consider avoiding nonessential travel to areas with active Zika virus transmission.

Clinical Challenge: Easing IUD Insertion Pain?

IUD) insertion is painful for many women, particularly nulliparous women; studies have not demonstrated an effective strategy to lessen this discomfort.

Self-Administered Acupressure Beneficial in Treating Persistent Cancer-Related Fatigue in Breast Cancer Survivors

Two different types of self-administered acupressure techniques were significant in reducing persistent cancer-related fatigue compared with standard of care, but only relaxing acupressure affected quality of sleep and life.

What’s the Buzz about Measuring Ovarian Reserve?

Investigators have attempted to develop screening tests to measure the term “ovarian reserve.” It is important for clinicians to understand the usefulness and limitations of these screening tests and to be able to interpret the results for themselves and their patients.

Urinary and Bowel Symptoms in Women with Suspected Gynecological Malignancy

Pelvic floor disorders are common in women before surgery for suspected gynecological malignancy.