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Articles in Sept 1, 2002 issue of OB/GYN News

• Panel urges FDA to issue guidance on tuna consumption in pregnancy
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie
• Study finds sentinel lymph node biopsy effective
  by Norra MacReady
• Rheumatologic drug use in pregnancy
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• High cancer risk persists long after quitting smoking
  by Mary Ann Moon
• Disposable footprinter system
• Ginkgo advocated for Tx of sexual dysfunction
  by Nancy Walsh
• Anastrozole effective for newly diagnosed breast cancer
  by Sharon Worcester
• Breast-feeding linked to reduced breast ca risk
  by Sharon Worcester
• Foreign-educated doctors train as nurses in Fla
  by Sally Peters
• Liquid barrier to microbes
• Combined HRT not linked to endometrial hyperplasia
  by Sharon Worcester
• Pelvic pain in teens is often nongynecologic
  by Nancy Walsh
• Hands off the perineum during delivery?
  by Sherry Boschert
• Colorectal ca screening gets new federal push
  by Sherry Boschert
• Heat wrap
• Letters
• Danazol may be linked to rise in ovarian cancer, small study finds
  by Sharon Worcester
• Sepsis: Group B strep declines, E. coli on the rise
  by Michele G. Sullivan
• Final federal medical privacy rule released
  by Sally Peters
• 'Exceptional patient care'
• Norplant effective but won't be back on market: Users can stop backup contraception
  by Norra MacReady
• Should laparoscopy be used in uterine didelphys and obstructed hemivagina?
  by Kate Johnson
• Cerebral changes seen in twins without TTTS
  by Damian McNamara
• Drug update: Moderately severe migraine headaches
  by Mitchel L. Zoler
• Nursing legislation
  by Sally Peters
• HRT on trial
  by Robert D. Langer
• Data Watch
• Alternative Tx for psychiatric disorders
  by Lee Dr. Cohen
• Fish intake linked to reduced CHD in diabetic women
  by Doug Brunk
• Disposable washcloths
• What Gynecologists need to know about SIRS
  by Kate Johnson
• Protein could be marker of early ovarian cancer
  by Nora MacReady
• Amnio doesn't tell whole story with CNS abnormalities
  by Barbara Boughton
• Ovarian cancer legislation
  by Sally Peters
• New dose for antidepressant
• Mammography screening study praised, criticized: Some hail its size and scope, but others say it has critical design flaws
  by Michele G. Sullivan
• Breast masses in teenagers almost always Benign fibroadenomas
  by Kate Johnson
• Menstrual migraine responds to oral zolmitriptan therapy
  by Bruce Jancin
• Number of infants born with HIV down 80% since 1991
  by Mitchel L. Zoler
• Ob.gyns. and computers
  by Sally Peters
• Quantify abnormal cord coiling
  by Barbara Boughton
• Ovarian remnant syndrome managed laparoscopically
• PMDD treatment may require fine tuning
  by Carl Sherman
• Fetal DNA in maternal blood allows less invasive diagnosis of anomalies
  by Damian McNamara
• House passes abortion ban
  by Sally Peters
• Laser System
• Vital Signs
• Tips offered on reducing bowel injuries during laparoscopy
• ECs may be effective when administered vaginally
  by Sherry Boschert
• Do elective cesareans cut perinatal hepatitis C?
  by Mary Ann Moon
• Global family planning pulled
  by Sally Peters