Contemporary OB/GYN Newsletter

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Does a mother’s diet influence her infant’s gut microbiome?

A study by investigators from New England suggests that a mother’s diet during pregnancy and lactation may have an impact on the microbiome in her infant’s gut. PLUS: Are prenatal vitamin D levels tied to adverse pregnancy outcomes? ALSO: Results of a survey-based study of attending surgeons shows that they play a major role in whether women with breast cancer receive genetic testing.

Failure to recommend genetic testing in breast cancer

Delay in diagnosis of breast cancer is one of the most common, and most expensive, types of MPL lawsuits.

TRENDING ARTICLES

Study validates the association between vaginal microbiota and preterm birth

Psychological costs and benefits of sexual motivation in couples dealing with vulvodynia

UTI in women: Is nitrofurantoin or fosfomycin best?

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

ME - Central Maine Medical Center

National - OB Hospitalist Group

NY - TeamHealth

SC - McLeod Health

Is it time to make the switch to CO2 lasers?

How are recent improvements to laser technology translating into everyday practice? And what can your patients expect? Hear first-hand insights on these questions and others in this podcast.

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