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Category: Birth Control Efficacy
Contrary to popular belief, new research has found that oral contraceptives may not mitigate the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), specifically in terms of preventing depressive feelings.
The findings of the research were recently published in Obstetrics and Gynecology. The researchers sought to determine the efficacy of oral contraceptives in “managing premenstrual depressive symptoms and overall premenstrual symptomatology.”
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In 2014, tech companies like Apple and Facebook added egg freezing to their health care packages.…
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15-minute video about provider bias in contraceptive counseling (Click SHOW MORE to access CME/CE info.) This…
CYWH- Effective Birth Control: IUDs and Implants
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Drugs to Treat Bipolar Disorder
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GP Trainee Teaching – National VTS 8: AKT revision, breaking bad news – SPIKES, GP careers Q&A
Free monthly teaching session for GP trainees in ST1, ST2, and ST3 – open to doctors…
Welch Center Grand Rounds/Center for Health Equity Jam Session May 13, 2020
Health Equity Jam Session “Strengthening Chronic Disease Research and Training in Low- and Middle-Income Countries” By…
