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Do Male Gynecologists Get Aroused?
A popular search term that finds its way to this site is “do male gynecologists get turned on?”. It’s a complex question to unravel because trying to answer it leads to more questions. Does...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2024/02/01/do-male-gynecologists-get-aroused/
Are Pap Smears Mandatory?
One of the top search terms that lands on this blog is “are pap smears mandatory?”. It’s great that this question is being asked because it signals a tipping point in health care. The era o...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2024/01/09/are-pap-smears-mandatory/
Pharmaceutical Rep’s Suicide Casts Light on Dark Side of Screening
A drug salesman’s tragic death casts light on the profit motives that can fuel screening. According to the New York Times the 27 year old salesman worked for Abbott Laboratories based in India....
Top Searches on forwomenseyesonly
Top search terms on this blog reveal some interesting information. For instance, search terms such as “are pap tests mandatory” reveal that many women still don’t know pap tests are optiona...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2023/12/09/top-searches-on-forwomenseyesonly/
COVID-19 Helps Underscore Non-Urgency of Pap Tests
Some women may be concerned about not being able to attend their regularly scheduled pap test due to the COVID-19 situation. Women have long been encouraged to view pap tests as necessary and lif...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2020/05/04/covid-19-helps-underscore-non-urgency-of-pap-tests/
Study: Risk of urinary tract infection increases after a pap smear
Dr Jeffrey Tiemstra, Dr Patricia Chico, and Emily Pela conducted research to determine if the incidence of urinary tract infection increased following a pap smear and pelvic examination. Urinary ...
Has #MeToo reached the doctor’s office yet?
There’s been some forward movement in parts of the medical community due to #MeToo. Much attention has been given to the high profile abuse case involving Larry Nassar, a former doctor for the ...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2019/07/02/has-metoo-reached-the-doctors-office-yet/
Pap tests during pregnancy not recommended in UK
The National Health Service (NHS), the UK’s biggest health website, recommends waiting until at least 12 weeks after giving birth to have a pap test. Pap tests during pregnancy are not recommen...
https://forwomenseyesonly.com/2019/06/06/pap-tests-during-pregnancy-not-recommended-in-uk/