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Utah is the first state to require anesthesia for women having an abortion at 20 weeks of pregnancy or later.

New Utah State Law Requires Anesthesia During Abortion

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Law applies to woman having the procedure at 20 weeks or later
More than 300 public health experts attended the Zika Action Plan Summit

CDC Hosts Zika Action Plan Summit

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Virus expected to become active in some parts of the southern United States in early summer
Hypothyroidism may increase risk for type 2 diabetes

ENDO: Hypothyroidism Ups T2DM Odds Even With Low-Normal TSH

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Higher free thyroxine levels associated with reduced diabetes risk

March 2016 Briefing – OBGYN & Women’s Health

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in OBGYN & Women's Health for March 2016. This roundup...
Since 1975

Chances of Meeting 2025 Global Obesity Target Near Zero

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Mean BMI and obesity up globally from 1975 to 2014; unlikely to meet 2025 goal if current trends continue
The question of whether national guidelines need to be developed for assessing the competence of aging physicians was discussed during a recent meeting of key stakeholders

Are Guidelines Needed to Assess Competence of Aging Physicians?

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Reps from physician, hospital, patient safety organizations explore need for national guidelines
Women receiving trivalent influenza vaccination are less likely to experience a stillbirth

Stillbirth Less Likely for Women Receiving Trivalent Flu Vaccine

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Largest relative reduction in stillbirths seen for births occurring just after influenza season
Oral estradiol therapy is associated with less progression of subclinical atherosclerosis in postmenopausal women when therapy is initiated early in menopause

Early Menopause Estradiol Tx Cuts Atherosclerosis Advance

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Positive effect seen only on carotid-artery intima-media thickness
For women with breast cancer

Breast Cancer Recurrence Up With Nightly Fasting <13 Hours

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Nightly fasting of less than 13 hours not linked to breast cancer mortality, all-cause mortality
More than 3 percent of preterm births nationally can be attributed to exposure to particulate matter <2.5 microns in diameter

>3% of Preterm Births Attributed to Exposure to Particulate Matter

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Attributable preterm birth costs estimated at $4.33 billion, of which $760 million spent on medical care