Reproductive Health

Climate change carries with it a wealth of adverse outcomes for women’s reproductive and sexual health, a new systematic review has found.

Pregnancy syphilis screening was nearly universal, but only 22% met all required milestones in a large study in the USA. Key gaps may affect prevention efforts.

Study found that caesarean section at full cervical dilatation was associated with a significantly increased risk of future preterm birth and second-trimester pregnancy loss.

Researchers have estimated cervical cancer mortality reductions following England’s 2008 HPV vaccination scheme for girls aged 12 to 13 years.

Adults born to parents who took longer to conceive may face a higher infertility risk, according to findings from a Danish cohort study.

Women with systemic sclerosis face increased risks at pregnancy and a greater likelihood of reproductive hormone imbalances and sexual dysfunction, new research has found.

Breastfeeding is tied to substantial reductions in procedural pain in neonates, a new umbrella review has found.

Ultrasound showed comparable accuracy to PET/CT and DW-MRI for preoperative cervical cancer lymph node assessment.