NZ Women’s Health Research Review Issue 45
In this issue:
– Impact of LNG-IUS in women with heavy menstrual bleeding and inherited bleeding disorders
– Novel subdermal scapular insertion site for the etonogestrel contraceptive implant
– Critical appraisal of menopause guidelines
– Contraceptive strategies for reducing the risk of reproductive cancers
– Brain fog in menopausal women
– Grey matter volume in women with the BRCA mutation
– Does bariatric surgery improve ovulation rates in obese women with PCOS?
– Stroke risk in women using LNG-IUS for contraception
– Uterine fibroid development in women with vs without family history
– Long-acting progestogens vs combined oral contraceptive pill for prevention of endometriosis pain recurrence
Expert contributor
Associate Professor Helen Roberts
After my medical degree at Trinity College Dublin, I worked at the Rotunda Hospital and then King’s College Hospital in London. In 1983 I came to New Zealand and joined Family Planning, becoming the Medical Director and National Medical Spokesperson from 1988-1992. In 1991 I completed the MPH at Yale University in New Haven and […]
Expert contributor
Dr Maritza Farrant
MBChB, MPH, FRACP Maritza is a general and reproductive endocrinologist at Te Toka Tumai, Te Whatu Ora. After completion of advanced training, Maritza worked at the University of Washington (UW) in the area of male reproductive endocrinology and coauthored publications in hormonal male contraception. She has a Master of Public Health from UW and also […]
Expert contributor
Dr Anil Sharma
Anil has worked in public hospitals for 26 years and now works in gynaecology private practice from his own rooms next to Ascot Hospital. His key interests are menstrual problems including fibroids, ovarian cysts, urogynaecology (prolapse and urinary incontinence) and endometriosis. He undertakes complex hysteroscopic, laparoscopic and vaginal-access surgery as well as endometrial ablation. Anil’s […]
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