Women’s Health & OB/GYN News

CHICAGO — AI-assisted quantitative coronary computed tomography was more prognostic of major adverse CV events vs. standard risk scores among patients referred for imaging, especially for women with CAD, a speaker reported.

A simmering mistrust of medical science and scientific institutions that had been long building in the United States boiled over during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Susan Domchek, MD, FASCO, has spent her entire career striving to stay one step ahead of cancer.

Vaginitis, which incudes yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis, affects up to 75% of women at least once in their lives, yet many women are unaware that this can put them at increased risk for a sexually transmitted infection, or STI.

An estimated record-high 91 million Americans are unable to pay for quality health care if they needed it today, according to a new West Health and Gallup survey.

SAN DIEGO — While the percentage of female providers in orthopedics increased from 2018 to 2023, the rate of increase was lower than several other surgical and nonsurgical specialties during the time period, according to presented results.

VIENNA — Interleukin-6 could help physicians diagnose sepsis early in children and pregnant women, according to a real-world study presented at the ESCMID Global meeting 2025.

Mridula George, MD, of Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, discussed the need for better survivorship support in breast cancer.

NEW ORLEANS — In this video, Alan Dow, MD, MSHA, FACP, discusses evolving cancer screening guidelines and the controversies surrounding some of them.