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Articles in Nov 15, 2001 issue of OB/GYN News

• Combination testing best for ASCUS results
  by Robert Finn
• Genetic testing for Colon Ca
  by Sally Koch Kubetin
• Insurance myths
  by Sally Peters
• HRT linked to increase in urinary incontinence risk: but other research suggests estrogen may protect against irritative symptoms
  by Kathryn DeMott
• Eradication of perinatal HIV may be within reach
  by Sherry Boschert
• The smokers' MI paradox
  by Sally Koch Kubetin
• Avoiding obstetric pitfalls
  by Dr. Bruce L. Flamm
• Autologous fascia advised for incontinence slings
  by Kathryn DeMott
• Vaccines, therapeutics, and prophylaxis for selected biological warfare agents
• Long-lived America
  by Sally Peters
• Safety of ablation under question
  by Betsy Bates
• Many incontinent women don't find wetting a problem
  by Bruce Jancin
• Laughing to heart health
  by Sally Koch Kubetin
• Hassle factor linked to misleading of insurers
  by Norra MacReady
• Predicting HRT response still not a reality
  by Kathryn DeMott
• Risk of bad perineal tear higher with midline episiotomy
  by Heidi Splete
• Obstacles to care
  by Sally Peters
• Persistent urinary retention tied to TVT use
  by Kathryn DeMott
• The 'omeprazole test'
  by Selly Koch Kubetin
• Better managed care
  by Sally Peters
• Infant GBS risk halved with universal screenings: resultant rise in antibiotic use a drawback
  by Kathryn DeMott
• Anthrax prophylaxis, treatment during pregnancy
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie
• Screen elderly for Alcoholism
  by Sally Koch Kubetin
• Hysteroscopic findings clue adenomyosis diagnosis
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie
• Consider tone, tissue, trauma, and thrombin when assessing postpartum hemorrhage risk
  by Winnie Anne Imperio
• Women in clinical trials
  by Sally Peters
• Auscultation vs. fetal heart monitoring
  by Anthony M. Vintzileosa
• Pregnancy just after miscarriage appears safe
  by Betsy Bates
• Partial eating disorders
  by Sally Koch Kubetin
• Pro & Con: is supracervical hysterectomy a reasonable option for most women?
• Hemorrhage management: be practical, prepared
  by Sharon Worcester
• New & approved: Aranesp & Foradil & Entocort EC
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie