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Incoming PGY-1 Class


  • Rebekah Benish, M.D. - Ohio State University
  • Sharron Manuel, M.D./Ph.D. - Drexel University
  • Maureen Roberts, M.D. - University of Toledo
  • Karen Tran, M.D. - University of Kentucky
  • Xiaoqian Yu, D.O. - Touro University, California College of Osteopathy

Career Opportunities in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology


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Obstetric and Gynecology News

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Childhood Stress Not a Likely Trigger for MS
COPENHAGEN (MedPage Today) -- Stressful life events in childhood did not appear to increase the subsequent risk for multiple sclerosis (MS), researchers said here.
Axillary RT Cuts Edema in Breast Cancer Patients (CME/CE)
AMSTERDAM (MedPage Today) -- Patients with early breast cancer had significantly less lymphedema if they received axillary radiotherapy instead of surgical lymph node dissection, results of a randomized trial showed.
Anti-PARP Study Called 'Flat-Out Successful' (CME/CE)
AMSTERDAM (MedPage Today) -- Patients with BRCA-mutant breast or ovarian cancer had high response and clinical benefit rates when treated with an investigational PARP inhibitor, results of an early clinical trial showed.
Culture, Language Influence HPV Vaccine Uptake (CME/CE)
SAN FRANCISCO (MedPage Today) -- Cultural differences might be interfering with the acceptance of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine among parents of teen girls, a researcher said here.
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