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OTC birth control 'a tremendous advance' in women's health, with important caveats
BOSTON — The new, over-the-counter birth control option is an important advancement for women without health insurance, but it may be less effective than other options, according to presenters at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting.
Q&A: Black Maternal Health Week draws attention to 'amazing disparity' in mortality
Black Maternal Health Week is observed April 11 to 17.
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Food is medicine: The science behind folic acid
Folic acid is critical for prenatal care, according to experts, and research has suggested its supplementation could also offer benefits in some other areas of health.
Rise in cases threatens US measles elimination status, CDC says
A sharp uptick in reported measles cases in the United States during the first quarter of 2024 has raised concerns that the country could lose its measles elimination status, CDC researchers said Thursday.
Studies show ChatGPT provides reliable information on vaccines, STIs
ChatGPT could help reduce vaccine hesitancy and provide accurate information on sexually transmitted infections, according to two new studies.
Hooked on Primary Care with Tochi Iroku-Malize, MD, MPH, MBA, FAAFP
From childhood, I always knew I would go into medicine. My dad was a surgeon and my mom was a nurse. Which specialty, I would not know until I completed medical school and decided I wanted to “save the world” on a global scale. So, I had to research and find out which specialty would allow me to see any patient, anywhere, anytime. Family Medicine was it.
Mpox vaccine now available at pharmacies, physician offices
An mpox vaccine is now commercially available in the United States, expanding the locations where patients can access the shot to include pharmacies, physician offices and other facilities that normally vaccinate.
Decades-old AAP program reduces pediatric injuries, study shows
A decades-old AAP program that was created to help pediatricians prevent unintentional injuries in their patients was shown to be effective in the first ever randomized trial testing its use, according to findings published in Pediatrics.
Hooked on Primary Care with Sarah Wolff, DO
My path to family medicine wasn’t a straight one. The truth is I loved everything. Every rotation I went on, I wanted to know that information and provide that care.
Food is medicine: The science behind magnesium
Magnesium supplements may help improve bone health and blood pressure, but more studies are needed to confirm any causal associations, according to research.
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