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Articles in Dec 1, 1999 issue of OB/GYN News

• Growing Up in the North May Increase Osteoporosis Risk
  by Erik L. Goldman
• Multiples at Risk for Preterm Birth Need Steroids
  by Maureen Donohue
• Orlistat's Side Effects
  by Mike Bykowski
• Physicians Will Lie to Get Procedures Covered
  by Joyce Frieden
• Higher [MgSO.sub.4] Maintenance Dose Hastens Tocolysis
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• PRO & CON
• Psychological Factors Not Linked to Vulvodynia
  by Barbara Baker
• Unplanned Pregnancy Funding
  by Joyce Frieden
• Cancer Web Site
• Correction
• Avoid Litigation by Educating Parents-to-Be Up Front
  by Maureen Donohue
• Supplement Use Soaring
  by Mike Bykowski
• Domestic Violence Screening
  by Joyce Frieden
• Financial Help for Ca Patients
• Vital Signs
• Vitamins C and E Halve Preeclampsia Risk
  by Mitchel L. Zoler
• Soy's Heart-Healthy Claim
  by Mike Bykowski
• Condoms And Hpv
  by Joyce Frieden
• Online Pharmacy
• Salaries, Signing Bonuses Used to Woo Doctors
  by Farah Kostreski
• Steep Trendelenburg's Position Cuts Surgical Risks
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• PPIs Detect Reflux
  by Mike Bykowski
• Three Online Pharmacies Gain Certification
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie
• Women's Health Initiative
• Estrogen Shouldn't Replace Exercise
  by Erik L. Goldman
• Going Back to Nature
  by Jerrold H. Weinberg
• Increased Risk of Chromosome Abnormalities Seen in Infants Conceived Through ICSI
  by Barbara Baker
• Mammography Myths
  by Joyce Frieden
• Infertility Study
• Working Draft of Human Genome Sequence to be Online This Spring
  by Barbara Baker
• Transverse, Transperineal Repair Deserves a Second Chance
  by Sherry Boschert
• Social Phobia Increasing
  by Mike Bykowski
• Test for High-Risk HPV Outperforms Pap Smear In Older Women
  by Betsy Bates
• IVF Multiples Reduced With Blastocyst Transfer
  by Kate Johnson
• Psychology of IBS
  by Mike Bykowski
• Patient Assistance Programs