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Bone Mineral Density (BMD) is crucial for bone strength, with even a modest decrease significantly elevating fracture risk. Calcium imbalance during pregnancy contributes to BMD loss, as maternal stores are mobilized to support fetal skeletal development. Vitamin D deficiency exacerbates this issue, with prevalence rates alarming in various populations. ...
The aim of this survey was to evaluate the existing knowledge, attitudes, and practices of physicians regarding fertility preservation measures. An anonymous online survey comprising 50 items was disseminated from 09/2021 to 12/2023. 54 physicians specializing in gynecology and obstetrics in Germany completed the questionnaire. ...
Although recognized for their high impact on sexual and relationship satisfaction, scientifically sound information on differences in the perception of partnership sexuality between both partners is sparse. In order to enhance comprehension and effectively address any disparities in counselling, we evaluated experiences of sexuality within romantic partnerships considering the viewpoints of both partners and examining their importance in sexual satisfaction. ...
Adolescent females in rural settings of LMICs have been usually concerned about menstrual hygiene management practices. These girls are not informed about menstrual hygiene and safe practices. Menstruation is a normal phenomenon in every girl's life ...
The prevalence of malformations in the breasts appears until 5.6% in general population. Accessory breast tissue is classified into 8 categories, according to Kajava, whose difference lies in presences or not of areola, nipple, and glandular tissue. ...
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