Obstetrics-gynecology

New FAQ resource for pharmacists on acetaminophen use in pregnancy
The Canadian Pharmacists Association has put together a resource preempting questions expectant mothers are likely to have about the common pain reliever.
Health Canada puts out advisory reassuring the public about acetaminophen
‘Health Canada currently maintains that there is no conclusive evidence that using acetaminophen as directed during pregnancy causes autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders.’

Let's discuss: How do you talk to pregnant and hope-to-be pregnant patients about pain and fever relief?

A deluge of questions could be coming your way.
Putting a test for endometriosis directly into sanitary pads?

A U.S. team has used a two-dimensional nanomaterial to detect a key protein in the development and progression of endometriosis. The device is five times more sensitive than current laboratory tests.
Thin endometrium may not be a barrier to IVF

Natural cycles may contribute to improved live birth rates.
Canadian menopausal hormone therapy dosage equivalency table now available

This new Canadian Menopause Society resource is designed to simplify menopausal hormone therapy and facilitate product comparisons.
Does breastfeeding protect against central precocious puberty?

A large Korean study shows that breastfeeding during the first six months of life is associated with a reduced risk of central precocious puberty in both girls and boys.
Training for docs coming as women wait years in pain for endometriosis diagnoses

One in 10 girls and women live with endometriosis, but there is an average delay of five years until it’s diagnosed.
Canadian obstetricians say Tylenol is still safe to take in pregnancy after position review

The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada revisited its position in light of reports questioning whether there is a link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism in children.
At-home kit from this Ontario public health unit gives more options for STI testing

In addition to HIV testing, GetaKit allows individuals to test for other STIs including chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and hepatitis C.

New FAQ resource for pharmacists on acetaminophen use in pregnancy

Health Canada puts out advisory reassuring the public about acetaminophen

Let's discuss: How do you talk to pregnant and hope-to-be pregnant patients about pain and fever relief?

Putting a test for endometriosis directly into sanitary pads?

Thin endometrium may not be a barrier to IVF

Canadian menopausal hormone therapy dosage equivalency table now available

Does breastfeeding protect against central precocious puberty?

Training for docs coming as women wait years in pain for endometriosis diagnoses

Canadian obstetricians say Tylenol is still safe to take in pregnancy after position review

At-home kit from this Ontario public health unit gives more options for STI testing