
Celeste Krewson
Assistant Editor at MJH Life Sciences
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3 days ago |
contemporaryobgyn.net | Celeste Krewson
Older maternal age at delivery is a risk factor for pelvic organ prolapse (POP), according to a recent review published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.1 Maternal age and POP trends An increase in the average maternal age at first delivery has been observed in the United States, at a record high of 27.4 years in 2022.2 Vaginal delivery (VD) has been linked to increased POP risk, which has a surgical intervention rate of 12.5% to 20% in women.1 Maternal age over 30 at first...
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3 days ago |
contemporaryobgyn.net | Celeste Krewson
Body weight and hot flashes may be reduced in women consuming a low-fat vegan diet, according to a recent study published in Menopause, thejournal of The Menopause Society.1Plant-based diet may help reduce hot flashesA secondary analysis also highlighted the same results from a diet of highly processed plant-based foods. Investigators suggested this data may have implications for dietary recommendations among menopausal women.
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4 days ago |
contemporaryobgyn.net | Celeste Krewson
The frequency of vasomotor symptoms linked to endocrine therapy is significantly reduced by elinzanetant, according to a recent study published June 2, 2025, in the New England Journal of Medicine.1Impact of vasomotor symptomsVasomotor symptoms are commonly reported in women taking endocrine therapy to treat or prevent hormone-receptor (HR)-positive breast cancer.
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4 days ago |
contemporaryobgyn.net | Celeste Krewson
Feelings such as anger, irritability, and a lack of control may be influenced by menstrual cycle age and reproductive age among women, according to a recent study published in Menopause, the journal of The Menopause Society.1Emotional effects of menopauseMenopause has been linked to multiple adverse physical and emotional effects.
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5 days ago |
contemporaryobgyn.net | Celeste Krewson
The odds of postpartum psychosis are increased 10-fold among women whose sister previously developed the condition, according to a recent study from Mount Sinai researchers.1Raising awareness for early detectionThis data indicates that postpartum psychosis has genetic and shared environmental influences, providing more insight into this rare but severe mental illness.
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