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Challenging the Compaction Paradigm: Why Endometrial Thinning May Not Predict Pregnancy Success in HRT-FET
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Challenging the Compaction Paradigm: Why Endometrial Thinning May Not Predict Pregnancy Success in HRT-FET

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/26/2025
A large-scale analysis of over 16,000 cases reveals that endometrial compaction following progesterone administration does not improve pregnancy outcomes in HRT-FET, and may even be associated with lower success rates in blastocyst transfers.
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Benzodiazepine Exposure and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes: New Evidence from a Large-Scale Target Trial Emulation
Posted innews OB/GYN & Women's Health Psychiatry

Benzodiazepine Exposure and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes: New Evidence from a Large-Scale Target Trial Emulation

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/25/2025
A large-scale cohort study emulating randomized trials indicates that benzodiazepine use during pregnancy significantly increases the risk of abortion and preterm birth, even after accounting for competing risks and maternal factors. Risks were most pronounced with second-trimester exposure.
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