Women's Health Top Stories of 2010

A perspective on the most important research in the field from the past year

Dear Readers,

It's that time of year, and we have assembled our collections of Journal Watch Women's Health Top Stories of 2010. Dr. Wendy Biggs and I selected the stories that we believe to be most important to you and your practice to create a list of Editors' Top Choices. Then we looked to you, our readers, for the Readers' Top Choices list: Here you'll find the 10 summaries that were viewed most often by online registered users and subscribers.

This year, the two lists have much in common. Of particular interest to clinicians who provide care for menopausal women, guidelines for use of menopausal hormone therapy and for prevention of osteoporotic fractures were widely read — as was our coverage of original research addressing the use of H…

Authors

Andrew M. Kaunitz, MD, Journal Watch Women's Health Editor-In-Chief

Disclosures

RoyaltiesUpToDate

Grant/Research SupportMerck, Mithra, Medicines360

Editorial BoardsContraception; Menopause; Contraceptive Technology Update; OBG Management; Medscape OB/GYN & Women’s Health

Andrew M. Kaunitz, MD, Journal Watch Women's Health Editor-In-Chief

Disclosures

RoyaltiesUpToDate

Grant/Research SupportMerck, Mithra, Medicines360

Editorial BoardsContraception; Menopause; Contraceptive Technology Update; OBG Management; Medscape OB/GYN & Women’s Health

Wendy S. Biggs, MD, Journal Watch Women's Health Deputy Editor