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A recent study, revealing that the heightened risk of blood clots associated with hormonal contraceptives significantly diminishes after discontinuation, provides precise guidance on optimal contraceptive cessation timing.

A new study suggested that patients with inflammatory bowel disease could have an increased risk of contracting respiratory syncytial virus and may be eligible to receive RSV vaccines.

A systematic review and meta-analysis have indicated 10 interventions that could improve adenoma detection rate (ADR) during screening-related colonoscopies. Read more.

Recent findings revealed a significant association between untreated, new-onset hypertension, and newly-diagnosed uterine fibroids in middle-aged females. Read to find out more.

The study demonstrated a need for nephrologists to be better educated in recognising an association between CKD and menstrual abnormalities, as well as to communicate across disciplines to ensure patients are getting adequate care.

A new study shows that structured exercise routines and higher activity could help to slow down the decline in kidney function in older patients with chronic kidney disease, as well as improve their general health overall.

New research has found that patients who treat endometriosis with surgery experience significant improvements in quality of life, assessed using the 30-item Endometriosis Health Profile questionnaire before and after surgery…

Male hypogonadism is associated with visceral obesity and metabolic syndrome. The present study aims to compare the effects of testosterone treatment with a placebo in treating non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in older hypogonadal males.