A Medical Student’s Guide to Improving Reproductive Health Curricula – Appendix 4
Spread the Word Telling others about the need for curriculum improvements is vital to the success of your campaign. Here are some ideas for how … Read more
Spread the Word Telling others about the need for curriculum improvements is vital to the success of your campaign. Here are some ideas for how … Read more
(Published March 2011) Introduction to Overactive Bladder Overview Overactive bladder (OAB) is a term first used in the 1990s to describe a constellation of lower … Read more
(Published May 2008) Treatment with Cystoscopy, Intravesical Therapy, or Surgery Approach to therapy The preferred approach to first-line therapy varies among clinicians, making construction of … Read more
(Actualizada en noviembre de 2009) VPH son las siglas del Virus del Papiloma Humano. Este es un virus muy común. La mayoría de la gente que … Read more
(Updated July 2013) The intrauterine device (IUD) is a form of birth control. It is shaped like a tiny “T” and made of soft but strong … Read more
Sex detection: what role for providers Sujatha Jesudason, Susannah Baruch “Are we having a boy or girl?” is one of the first things prospective parents … Read more
(Actualizado Junio 2014) Si está embarazada y no desea tener un bebé en este momento puede practicarse un aborto. Algunas mujeres eligen tomar píldoras que … Read more
(Published January 2010) In the morning, a patient asks you during an annual well-woman visit how long before conceiving she should stop eating tuna fish. … Read more
(Updated February 2008) A health care provider treating an immigrant or refugee needs to be mindful of the patient’s cultural identity. The following items may … Read more
(Published June 2008) Patient Resources Association of Reproductive Health Professionals Menstruation Resource Center: www.arhp.org National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) nccam.nih.gov National Women’s Health … Read more