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OBGYN.net Headline News for Monday August 12, 2002
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- AIDS Prevention:
- Los Alamos researchers recommend AIDS vaccine strategies
- Cardiac Arrest:
- FDA approves new indication for implantable cardioverter defibrillators
- Diagnostics:
- New contract established for supply of detection systems
- Healthcare Access:
- AIDS drug prices drop 54% in Latin America, Caribbean
- Healthcare Costs:
- UAB announces results of first HIV patient care cost analysis
- Legislation:
- ACP-ASIM applauds expansion of Medicaid and SCHIP programs
- Pertussis:
- CDC issues mortality stats for 2000
- Recalls:
- FDA announces the destruction of unsafe medical devices
- Schistosomiasis:
- $30M granted to control initiative gives hope to developing countries
- Weight Loss:
- One-on-one counseling best for weight loss
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- Anemia:
- Low hemoglobin means high risk for mobility problems in elderly women
- Fitness:
- Exercise during later part of menstrual cycle may mean greater fat loss
- Exercise lowers levels of blood estrogens
- Gynecology:
- RU-486 hastens cure of women's fibroids and endometriosis
- Hypercholesterolemia:
- Women's risk of stroke death elevated
- Infectious Disease:
- New study: Pharmacogenomic tests have key applications in cancer and infectious disease
- Infertility:
- Highly purified menotrophins are as effective as recombinant treatments for IVF
- Menopause:
- ACOG issues statement on Estrogen Plus Progestin Trial of the Women's Health Initiative
- Short-term value to estrogen touted
- Osteoporosis:
- Research: Early intervention with Actonel reduces risk of first vertebral fracture in postmenopausal women
- Stronger back muscles reduce spine fractures
- Psychology:
- Low calorie diet affects women's psychosocial well being
- Regulatory Issues:
- FDA hears breast implant concerns
- Stillbirth:
- Good practice guidelines may actually do mothers more harm than good
- Toxic Shock Syndrome:
- Surprising role found for staph's toxic shock toxin
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