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Explore reviews of scholarly articles and summaries of research relevant to FABMs, cooperative hormonal and reproductive medicine, and women's health.

By Melissa Crisci Editor’s Note: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) published its Committee Opinion No. 557 in 2013 to address...

By Jess Downs Editor’s Note: Students on the 4-week FACTS elective learn about fertility awareness-based methods (FABMs) and their applications for women to...

By Jeannel Miclat Editor’s Note: Jeannel Miclat was in her last year of medical school when she chose to enroll in the FACTS...

By Christian Rooney Editor’s Note: Medical students and residents on the FACTS elective learn that the female cycle is a vital sign of...

By Andreea Vorobchevici Editor’s Note: Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) encompasses two related but different conditions: Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Both of these...

By: Isley Martins-Correia Editor’s Note: Although the article [1] summarized below was published by Fulghesu et al several decades ago, its review of...

By: Deaysha Hines, DO Editor’s Note: Dr. Deaysha Hines was a medical student on the FACTS elective when she summarized this thorough editorial...

By: Melissa Jaskiewicz, DO Editor’s Note: At FACTS, we appreciate the global community of women and couples from all walks of life who...

By: Natalie Sipes, DO Editor’s Note: Preconception counseling is a vital aspect of women’s health and reproductive planning. The earlier a woman knows...

By: Alina Salamatina, DO Editor’s Note: Dr. Alina Salamatina was a fourth-year medical student when she summarized an interesting study published by Rice...

Venous Thrombotic Events, Hormonal Contraception, and FABMs: A Review of Research

By: Roxane McAllister, RN, BSN Editor’s Note: This summary of research published in the Lancet in 1996 [1] offers perspective on the use...

By: Ashlee Hawkins Editor’s Note: The article published by Chen et al [1] on the importance of maternal hormones in fetal development and...

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