JPAG: Recent Episodes
Journal of Pedi & Adolesc Gyn
Dr.'s Hillard & Tyson chat with Peggy Orenstein's about her book discussing interviews with more than 70 young women exploring today's world of adolescent sex and sexuality. It's truly an enlightening lens into the sexual lives of our young patients today. AND it is a must listen for all of us who care for teens as physicians, parents, families and friends. This podcast is truly a "knowledge is power!" opportunity.
Guests on our podcast today-Dr. Debiec & Dr. Todd discuss their article Gyn care for the pediatric & adolescent patient undergoing stem cell transplant. It’s great one-not to be missed!
Endometriosis & imaging modalities And more endometriosis discussion with letter to editor & reply from authors. Mullerian anomalies in patients with known renal anomalies
Fun book review, Social media & PAG, Contraception counseling in patients with cancer and congenital heart disease, Ovarian hypertrophy after unilateral oophorectomy
Reproductive health during a pandemic, dating violence, ERAS protocol in PAG, abortion care in Chile
Hormonal contraception & bone health, managing acute AUB in teens, Ehlers Danlos syndrome & Gyn care with Guest: Dr. Jennifer Dietrich
Highlighting new JPAG features, a superb endometriosis article and selected NASPAG ACRM abstracts.
Dr. Hillard discusses selected articles from the journal covering: Crisis Pregnancy Centers in the US, gender affirmative care in PAG and perceived IUD pain.
JPAG September supplement covering all things IUDs & Teens. 6 superb articles on topics from -IUD: practical tips to counseling & insertion, to optimizing use in teens & young adults with special needs & gender/non-binary care. This supplement includes a great international perspective and an article addressing barriers & solutions to increase LARC access. This supplement really has it all!
This month, we review three superb articles from the August edition addressing vulval pain in children, metabolic syndrome in adolescents with PCOS, and marijuana use in teens.