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What to do when a couple has problems conceiving
Abstract: This review briefly assesses what a practitioner should do when a couple has problems conceiving. Around one in four couples present to their GP to discuss infertility, and the majority of t...
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Julian Jenkins,
Gill Jenkins
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241-243
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Understanding emergency contraception
Abstract: Through a series of questions and answers on topics related to emergency contraception (EC), this review briefly assesses a number of primary concerns to help the practitioner understand the...
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J Guillebaud
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244-247
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Effectiveness of emergency contraception
Abstract: Through a series of questions and answers on topics related to emergency contraception (EC), this review briefly assesses a number of primary concerns to help the practitioner understand the...
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J Guillebaud
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248-251
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Management of emergency contraception
Abstract: Through a series of questions and answers on topics related to emergency contraception (EC), this review briefly assesses a number of primary concerns to help the practitioner effectively ma...
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J Guillebaud
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252-256
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Combined hormonal contraception
Abstract: Combined oral contraception is now available as oral, transdermal, vaginal and injectable preparations. Only the pill and patch are currently marketed in the UK. Most of the data come from t...
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Anna Glasier
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257-261
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Oral Contraception
Abstract: Oral contraception in women is available in two formulations; products containing both oestrogen and progestogen'combined oral contraceptives (COCs, the Pill); and those containing progestog...
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Helen Webberley,
Melanie Mann
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262-268
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Contraception and sexually transmitted infections
Abstract: This contribution considers links between different methods of contraception and the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This is a major public health issue, because ST...
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Judith Stephenson
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269-271
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Premenstrual syndrome
Abstract: Until relatively recently there has been a reluctance to accept premenstrual syndrome as a serious condition. Premenstrual symptoms occur in 95% of all women of reproductive age. Premenstrua...
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Khaled MK Ismail,
Shaughn O'Brien
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272-275
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Endometriosis: Current thinking
Abstract: Sir William Osler once said, ‘He who knows endometriosis, knows gynaecology.’ Endometriosis is a disease of complex aetiopathogenesis. The symptoms do not always match the extent of the dise...
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Pratibha Arya,
Robert Shaw
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276-281
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Acute symptoms of the menopause
Abstract: Fortunately, it is extremely rare for one woman to experience all of the symptoms of the menopause; however, it is estimated that 75% of postmenopausal women do experience some acute symptom...
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Göran Samsioe,
Martina Dören,
Rogerio A Lobo
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282-286
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Opportunism is NICE idea for chlamydia screening
Abstract: Between 1995 and 2004, a frightening increase in most sexually transmitted diseases in the UK included a 223% rise in genital chlamydia, with 104,155 reported cases in 2004, making it the mo...
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Gill Jenkins
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