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28% of Women Use the Pill: Local Practice Seeks to Provide Best Options for Birth Control

January 13, 2020

Local physicians are offering a unique approach to patient care by finding women who are an ideal match for a birth control pill. SEATTLE, WA – One of the most common methods of contraception is the birth control pill. There are many options currently on the market, but some women still struggle to find the right fit. Each woman’s experience with the birth control pill is unique. Hormones affect every woman differently, causing bothersome side

Local Practice Creating Awareness of New Drugs for Women’s Sexual Health

December 30, 2019

Local physicians are conducting research for women’s sexual health and offering patients with new treatment options. SEATTLE, WA – As many as four in ten women experience sexual issues at some point in their lives. The most common sexual conditions for women are low sexual desire and pain during sex. Seattle Clinical Research Center is

57,000 Children Are Hospitalized Annually from RSV: Local Practice Researching New Vaccine

November 26, 2019

Local physicians are conducting a clinical study testing the safety of an investigational RSV vaccine. SEATTLE, WA – Over 57,000 American children under the age of five will be hospitalized with RSV this year. Local physicians at Seattle Clinical Research Center are researching a potential new preventative vaccine for RSV. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) was identified in

Woman at North American Menopause meeting

North American Menopause Society Meeting

October 22, 2019

Our very own board-certified Gynecologists, Dr. Robin Kroll and Dr. Philip DuBois attended the 30th annual North American Menopause Society 2019 meeting in late September. The meeting was held in Chicago, and the theme was, “NAMS at 30: Making Menopause Mainstream”. The NAMS Annual Scientific Meetings began in 1989 with one goal in mind; to

1 in 10 women are affected by PCOS: Researchers seek potential treatment options

September 30, 2019

Local physicians promote PCOS awareness month, encouraging patients to learn more about the condition and explore clinical studies. SEATTLE, WA – September is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Awareness month, a federally designated event designed to educate and increase awareness about the condition. Women with PCOS have limited treatment options, but local researchers are seeking new options.

Birth control clinical trials in Seattle

TITLE X LEAVING SOME WITHOUT BIRTH CONTROL, BUT LOCAL TRIALS MAY BE ALTERNATIVE

September 5, 2019

Clinical trials provide birth control for qualified females, helping those left in wake of Title X. SEATTLE, WA – A recent policy change may leave some low-income women without birth control, but local physicians say clinical trials may provide a new option. Title X funding provides clinics the ability to offer contraception, counseling, well-women exams,

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