Ob/Gyn & Women's Health Experts & Viewpoints

Collective Bargaining--Go to Jail Robert Morrow, MD points out that it's illegal for physicians to negotiate for pay increase. Now What?
Commentary, October 2008
Use of Aromatase Inhibitor and hCG for Androgen Priming Before IVF Did priming improve ovarian response among normal-responder patients undergoing in-vitro fertilization?
Commentary, October 2008
Playing the Healthcare Market--No Longer a Game Will commercial health care survive the debacle of the investment houses?
Commentary, October 2008
Assessing Osteoporotic Fracture Risk in Menopausal Patients: Who Should We Treat? Andrew Kaunitz's Gyn Video Blog: Should long-term antifracture therapy be initiated in the low-risk woman described in this case?
Commentary, October 2008
CDI: A Global Perspective of an Epidemic Why is there a global epidemic of CDI, and how can it be controlled?
Expert Column, September 2008
Delayed Adjuvant Chemotherapy in a Premenopausal Woman With Hormone-Positive Breast Cancer? Will taxane-based chemotherapy improve outcome for a premenopausal patient 3 years after diagnosis? Dr. Eric Winer looks at the evidence.
Ask the Expert, September 2008
Disparities in Pain Management: An Expert Interview With Carmen R. Green, MD Current research has shown that there is a relationship between race, socioeconomic status, and chronic pain.
Expert Interview, September 2008
Adjuvant Therapy for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: An Expert Interview With Dr. Harold Burstein What do clinicians need to know in 2008? Dr. Harold Burstein brings readers up to date about trastuzumab-based regimens, selecting a chemotherapy backbone, and monitoring cardiac function.
Expert Interview, September 2008
What Patients Need to Know About Sex and Intimacy Discussions about sex and intimacy may be difficult for healthcare professionals but are essential to helping patients achieve and maintain a satisfactory quality of life.
Expert Column, September 2008
Antioxidant Supplements Found Not to Improve Human Survival Dr. George Lundberg discusses how some supplements don't help improve your health.
Commentary, September 2008

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Under California legislation newly signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, health insurers will be required to cover routine HIV testing, which would encourage compliance with recommendations made by the CDC 2 years ago. Would such legislation in your state, and subsequent third-party coverage, lead to more testing for HIV in your practice setting?

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Adjuvant Therapy for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: An Expert Interview With Dr. Harold Burstein What do clinicians need to know in 2008? Dr. Harold Burstein brings readers up to date about trastuzumab-based regimens, selecting a chemotherapy backbone, and monitoring cardiac function.
Expert Interview, September 2008

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