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Top stories on women’s CV health of 2022
Gestational diabetes is associated with a high risk for long-term CV outcomes, according to a presentation at The Pregnancy Meeting this year.
Most read news on abortion-related topics
Among Healio Women’s Health & OB/GYN content, abortion-related articles were some of the most read content this year.
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Geographic barriers limit access to screening mammography more in rural vs. urban areas
Long travel times to facilities offering mammography substantially limited accessibility to breast cancer screening, particularly for women living in rural areas, according to data published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Commercial insurance rates for breast reconstruction vary greatly across US
The commercial insurance costs for breast reconstruction vary greatly across the United States, with less competitive markets and large, for-profit and nonsafety-net hospitals seeing the highest rates.
Tamoxifen treatment for breast cancer may increase endometrial disease, cancer risks
Tamoxifen use in the treatment of breast cancer was associated with greater risks for endometrial cancer, hyperplasia and polyps, as well as other uterine cancers among premenopausal women in Korea, according to study data.
Survey: 20% of women with high deductible would forgo testing after abnormal mammogram
One in five women with high-deductible health insurance plans who had an abnormal screening mammogram would opt out of follow-up testing, according to survey results presented at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting.
Cervical cancer screening decreased among older women but may remain higher than needed
Despite decreases in cervical cancer screenings between 1999 and 2019 among older women with Medicare fee-for-service coverage, this group may be overspending on screening-related services, according to data in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Pausing endocrine therapy for pregnancy appears safe for women with breast cancer
SAN ANTONIO — Young women with early hormone receptor-positive breast cancer who temporarily stopped endocrine therapy to attempt pregnancy experienced similar short-term recurrence risk as those who did not stop, according to study results.
Q&A: ‘Promising’ immunotherapies may treat platinum-resistant ovarian cancer
During their lifetime, one in 70 women will receive a diagnosis of ovarian cancer, which is the second most common gynecologic cancer in the United States, according to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Nearly 30% of women report disrupted health care during pandemic
More than one in four women reported that the COVID-19 pandemic limited their primary care access, and one in six women reported disruptions to their gynecologic care specifically, survey findings showed.
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