If opportunities to screen for cervical cancer or vaccinate for HPV were not missed, cervical cancer rates would plummet.

Women overweight when diagnosed with breast cancer have poorer outcomes. Drs Kathy Miller and Jennifer Ligibel discuss how to motivate patients to alter their lifestyles to lower their risk.

Dr Andrew Kaunitz summarizes the most important women's health controversies from this year.

Dr Andrew Kaunitz describes practices that can improve HPV vaccination rates.

Pregnant women might not appreciate the dangers that influenza poses to them and their unborn children.

Could vitamin K2 be even more essential to health than the much-touted vitamin D?

Dr David Kerr reports on a study comparing the pharmacokinetics of doxorubicin and taxanes in pregnant and nonpregnant women, suggesting that anthracyclines should be recommended over taxanes.

Too much data entry; continuing worries about malpractice, and the push to squeeze costs are among the challenges that physicians continue to wrestle with.

Medscape Editor-in-Chief Eric Topol, MD, talks with FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg about the biggest drug-related issues in medicine today.

A woman born without a womb had a uterus transplanted and successfully became pregnant and gave birth. This event turned out happily, but it raises many ethical issues.