ACOG Highlights

Tranexamic Acid Reduces Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Menorrhagia was effectively treated, and the effects were durable, in women who received oral tranexamic acid (TA) treatment in a phase 3, randomized, double-blind clinical trial reported at the ACOG 2011 annual meeting.	Labor Progresses Differently for Induced Versus Spontaneous Delivery in Nulliparous Women	Few Women Can Accurately Predict Day of Ovulation	Hope for the Future: Neuroprotection of Preterm Infants
Novel Scanning Device offers Rapid Detection of Cervical Cancer and Precursors	Younger Women Still Want Mammography Screening	Pregnancy Coercion and Birth Control Sabotage by Partner Are Common	Are You Familiar with the Treatment Changes for Sexually Transmitted Infections?
Cervical Length, Smoking Increase Spontaneous Preterm Delivery Risk	Postpartum IUD Placement Safely Done in 1 Visit	New Frontiers in Fertility Preservation for Women with Cancer	Progesterone Gel Greatly Reduces Preterm Birth Rate
New Findings Featured at ACOG	The Looming Shortage of OB/GYNs	Preterm Birth Update	ACOG Poll on OB/GYN Practices
Gestational Diabetes Developing into Type 2 Diabetes Postpartum: A Growing Problem	Careful Risk–Benefit Balance Necessary When Prescribing Hormone Therapy	Hormone Therapy Still Gold Standard for Hot Flushes