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Referral rates for newly diagnosed gynecological malignancy occurred in only 14.6% of eligible patients despite attendance rates of 81.7% when referrals were made.

For clinicians and patients alike, the message from this large registry-based analysis is clear: early pregnancy loss, whether induced or spontaneous, does not confer an elevated risk of subsequent breast cancer.

A natural ovulation regimen for endometrial preparation before frozen embryo transfer was as effective as a programmed regimen for achieving a healthy live birth and reducing the risk of several obstetric complications.

Insulin may be a stronger predictor than BMI for certain outcomes, particularly androgenic hormone changes and vasomotor symptom incidence.