In this episode, Becket talks with Monique Ruberu, MD, an OB/GYN in Philadelphia, about the ethics of IVF, contraceptives, and NaPro technology. Contraceptives are not only dangerous for…
Results of a Gynecologic Oncology Group study suggest that for patients with recurrent cervical cancer, bevacizumab has demonstrated activity and promise as an option for second or third…
Mary Wright, MD, Associate Professor & Director, Breast Center, Section of Breast Surgery, Department of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine, discusses the uniqueness of a breast cancer…
This video discusses three key principles in vacuum assisted delivery: 1) Confirm position of the fetal head 2) Place vacuum cup on flexion point 3) Exert proper traction…
Scientists suspect that overnight work is dangerous because it disrupts the circadian rhythm, and is a potential cause of breast and prostate cancer. References and Resources Stevens RG,…
Gary S. Cohen, MD, Chief, Vascular Interventional Radiology, Vice Chairman of Clinical Services, Professor of Radiology, Temple University School of Medicine, discusses uterine artery embolization. References and Resources…
Russell W. Steele, MD, Division Head, Pediatric Infectious Disease, Ochsner Children’s Health Center, discusses the latest preventive interventions for adults and children through the use of vaccines. References…
Researchers say they have identified nearly 350 genes linked to female fertility, a finding that could lead to greater study of the poorly understood field of infertility. References…
Stephen Brunton, MD, Director of Faculty Development, Cabarrus Family Medicine, Charlotte, North Carolina, discusses the AAFP Clinical Recommendations on screening and treatment of HIV. Resources Click Here to…
Stephen Brunton, MD, Director of Faculty Development, Cabarrus Family Medicine, Charlotte, North Carolina, discusses the most recent clinical guidelines for screening mammography in women 40 to 49 years…
