Vol 64 No 10

Four ob/gyns discuss the merits of surgical simulators and what kind of future is in store for the tools.

As artificial intelligence increases its presence in medicine, ob/gyns are welcoming the technology with both excitement and trepidation.

As patients are exposed to more and more misinformation, ob/gyns have a responsibility to not just treat but also educate.

Many factors must be considered before prescribing hormones to women affected by migraine.

Although women face many obstacles to first-trimester abortion, challenges to second-trimester abortion are even greater.

Although residency teaches doctors to deliver babies, how to deliver bad news must also be a part of the curriculum.

Ob/gyn, while late to the game, has the potential to climb the ranks as the specialty most instrumental to the use and development of AI.

Ongoing postoperative complaints and disturbing scan results - was this a case of a rare random complication or an intraoperative injury?

New research investigated the connection between nutrient intake and gastrointestinal disorders in women with endometriosis.

Newly published research contradicts earlier findings about pubic hair grooming as a risk factor for sexually transmitted infection (STI).

A recent study looked to determine the 10-year cumulative incidence of breast cancer versus death from causes other than breast cancer according to comorbidity and age.

A recent study evaluated the impact of menopause on multiple sclerosis (MS), including disease activity and disability progression.

A recent study examined how bicycle seats may play a role in the prevalence of sexual dysfunction among female adult bicyclists.