Women's Health Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . June 28th, 2001
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Diet and Nutrition - Study Raises More Questions About Soy, Other Phytoestrogens
HIV Complications - Cervical Cancer Incidence Increasing Among Women With HIV
Androgen Deficiency Syndrome - DHEA Effective In Treating Female Sexual Dysfunction
Contraception - U.S. Court Rules Excluding Prescription Birth Control From Insurance Coverage Is Discriminatory
Interstitial Cystitis - Chlamydia pneumoniae May Play Role In Pathogenesis
Thromboembolism - Amniotic Fluid Leakage Can Increase Risk
Anal Warts - Treatment Could Make Removal Less Painful And Less Invasive
Breast and Ovarian Cancer - Docetaxel Safe, Effective For Stem Cell Mobilization
Contraception - Vaginal Ring Stops Ovulation
HIV Complications - Women More Susceptible To Drug-Induced Dyslipidemia
Influenza - DNA Immunization Of Mothers May Mean Better Response In Newborns
Interstitial Cystitis - Continued Drug Treatment Improves Symptom Relief
Lung Cancer - Japanese Knotweed Derivative Prevents Cancer Growth, Spread In Mice
NewsRx - New Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, Key Staff Announced
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma - Blood Transfusion Is Independent Risk Factor For Women
Obstetrics - Missing Time Target For Emergency C-Section Doesn't Appear To Increase Neonatal Death
Patient/Physician Communication - Doctors Don't Talk Sex With Their Lesbian And Gay Patients
Prevention - Breastfed Infants Less Likely To Be Obese Adolescents
Safety Issues - Adenovirus Vectors Cannot Infect Female Germ-Line Cells
Screening - Guidelines Based On Age Not Sophisticated Enough
Sexually Transmitted Disease - Adolescent Risk Taking Tied to Perceived Parental Monitoring
Sexually Transmitted Disease - Nearly One In Five U.S. Adolescent Females Has Undiagnosed Infection
Stress Urinary Incontinence - Researchers Treat Animal Models Using Stem Cell Tissue Engineering
Urology - 3-D Dissection Of Human Pelvis Will Aid Understanding Of Structure
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