• The February 2024 Issue: Sex Ed, Social Media, Periods, and Paula's Harrowing Adventure
    Feb 16 2024

    Here's the February 2024 Edition! If the editing is a bit weird, I fully blame Riverside, which is the artist formerly known as Spotify for Podcasters, which itself is the artist formerly known as Anchor, which gets worse every time they change it.

    In this episode, we feature:

    1) the Book Club: The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams; next time will be Come Together by Emily Nagoski

    2) NASPAG Position Statement: Comprehensive Sexuality Education for Adolescents, Swetha Najori and Kristi Tomin

    3) Social Media Videos on Contraceptive Implants: An Assessment of Video Quality and Reliability, Bengü Mutlu Sütcüoglu and Melike Güler

    4) Qualitative Assessment of Vulvovaginal Health Information on Social Media, Julia Bhuiyan, Jessica Addison, Areej Hassan

    5) Periods Shouldn't Bring Any Adolescents’ World to a Full Stop. Period. An Online Survey of Adolescents’ Experience of Menstruation Courtney B. Munro, Emma N. Walker, Rachel Schembri, Dehlia Moussaoui and Sonia R. Grover

    6) Acute Pain and Personal Experience Paula J. Adams Hillard

    Questions? Comments? Concerns? Want your work featured on the podcast? Email us at jpagpodcast@gmail.com




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    30 mins
  • December 2023: Labia, OHVIRA, Christians, and an apology for the delay!
    Dec 8 2023

    Welcome to the December 2023 edition of the JPAG Podcast! Sorry about missing those summer months, they were super busy. Paula and Claire are both alive and ready to talk about this meaty edition of the journal. Featured articles are, in order of the table of contents and not in order of discussion:


    1) Ashli A. Lawson, Julie L. Strickland, "Labial Anatomy Concerns in the Adolescent: A Review"

    2) Sydney C. Jones, Emily R. Boniface, Colin Boehnlein, Alexandra Jones Packham, Maureen K. Baldwin, "Menstrual Health Literacy among Adolescents and Young Adults Who Menstruate: Impact of Christian Family Background and United States Region"

    3) Abby Ybarra, Catherine Wong, Megan Gribbons, Nirupama DeSilva, Katelyn Jetelina, Susan L. Rosenthal, Jenny K.R. Francis, "Attitudes about the Provision of Sexual Health Services in an Inpatient Setting"

    4) Elizabeth Erkkinen, Mina M. Farahzad, Kathleen E. O'Brien, Monica W. Rosen, "Pregnancy Outcomes in Patients with Obstructed Hemivagina Ipsilateral Renal Agenesis"

    5) Hunter J. Wernick, Evelyn Wentzel, Kenneth Jackson, Kelsey Schmuhl, Olivia Valenti, Andrea D. Bonny, Elise D. Berlan, "A Pilot Study of Adolescent and Young Adult Experience with Subcutaneous Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate"

    6) And a great big thanks to all the journal's reviewers!


    The Book Club for this episode is Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver

    The Book Club for next episode is The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams


    Questions? Comments? Concerns? Want to be on the podcast? Want your work featured on the podcast? email us at jpagpodcast@gmail.com


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    27 mins
  • April 2023: menstrual suppression in transmasculine teens, recurrence of benign ovarian neoplasms, and an octopus
    Apr 29 2023

    Welcome to the podcast accompaniment for the April 2023 edition of the Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology! This episode, we highlight the following articles:


    1) V.I. Alaniz, J.L. Sheeder, G.T. Whitmore, M.D. Wilde, K.J. Hutchens, N.J. Nokoff, D.H. Reirden: P.S. Huguelet "Menstrual Suppression in Adolescent and Young Adult Transgender Males"

    2) Maria E. Knaus, Amanda J. Onwuka, Naila M. Abouelseoud, Katherine C. Bergus, Lesley L. Breech, Katherine S. Brito, Charlene Dekonenko, S. Paige Hertweck, Helena Y. Hong, Seema Menon, Diane F. Merritt, Allegra G. Schikler, Nikki Senapati, Yolanda R. Smith, Julie L. Strickland, Amber I. Truehart, Peter C. Minneci, Geri D. Hewitt. "Recurrence Rates for Pediatric Benign Ovarian Neoplasms"


    The book club selection this month is: Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt; next time we're talking about Demon Copperhead by the great Barbara Kingsolver


    Questions? Comments? Concerns? Want to be on the podcast? Want your work featured on the podcast? email us at jpagpodcast@gmail.com

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    18 mins
  • The February 2023 Issue
    Feb 28 2023

    In this episode of the podcast, we highlight some of the articles in the February 2023 issue of JPAG, including some reviews we love, a thought-provoking letter to the editor, qualitative research on understudied topics, pilonidal disease, and menstrual hygiene.


    Articles mentioned in this podcast:

    Anne-Marie Amies Oelschlager, The Association between Surgeon Dissatisfaction with Infant Genital Appearance and Surgical Decision-Making Surrounding Clitoroplasty

    Adeseye Adekeye, Kirsten C. Lung, Kristin L. Brill. Pediatric and Adolescent Breast Conditions: A Review

    Neerav Desai,Cora C. Breuner. Tattoos and Piercings in Female Adolescents and Young Adults

    Naomi N. Adjei,Nicholas Yung,Gwendolyn Towers,Michael Caty,Daniel Solomon,Alla Vash-Margita. Establishing an Association between Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and Pilonidal Disease in Adolescent Females

    Laura Kirkpatrick,Lauren Bell,Crystal P. Tyler,...Tahniat Syed,Nicholas Szoko,Traci M. Kazmerski. Health Care and Adoption Service Experiences of People Who Placed Children for Adoption During Adolescence: A Qualitative Study

    Sarah A. Golub,Do-Quyen Pham,Anne-Marie Amies Oelschlager. The Use of “Natural” Substances for Menstrual Hygiene: A Case Report of an Embedded Vaginal Sea Sponge

    The Book Club features  Graceland, At Last by Margaret Renkl in honor of our upcoming trip to Nashville! Next time we'll be discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, a novel set in a sleepy Pacific Northwest town whose aquarium houses a giant pacific octopus on a mission. 

    Want to contact us? Love the podcast? Want to be on the podcast? Think that there's a book that we need to chat about? Contact us at jpagpodcast@gmail.com

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    18 mins
  • August and October 2022: We're a bit behind
    Dec 9 2022

    In this episode, we highlight several articles from the August and October 2022 editions of the Journal, including:

    Janet N. Lucien et al, "The Launch of A Girl's First Period Study: Demystifying Reproductive Hormone Profiles in Adolescent Girls"

    Beth I. Schwartz et al, "Experiences with Menses in Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Adolescents"

    Jessica Y. Shim et al, "Evaluating Provider Self-Disclosure in Adolescent Contraception Counseling"

    Tazim Dowlut-McElroy et al "Pediatric Vulvovaginal Graft-Versus-Host Disease: A Retrospective Cohort Study and Literature Review"

    Courtney Finlayson et al, "Fertility in Individuals with Differences in Sex Development: Provider Knowledge Assessment"

    Amanda J Onwuka, "Comparing the Evaluation of Abdominal Pain in Adolescent Females at a Pediatric vs General Emergency Department"

    Dehlia Moussaoui and Sonia Regina Grover, "The Association between Childhood Adversity and Risk of Dysmenorrhea, Pelvic Pain, and Dyspareunia in Adolescents and Young Adults: A Systematic Review"

    The Book Club features Come As You Are, by Emily Nagoski, PhD; next month we'll be reading Graceland, At Last by Margaret Renkl with a side order of Doug Tallamy

    Want to contact us? Love the podcast? Want to be on the podcast? Think that there's a book that we need to chat about? Contact us at jpagpodcast@gmail.com


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    25 mins
  • JPAG Interview: Puberty with Frank Biro
    Nov 13 2022

    Dr Frank Biro discusses puberty and his two recent reviews in the October 2022 edition of JPAG

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    26 mins
  • Welcome to the new JPAG Podcast feed!
    Jul 28 2022
    Welcome back! In this episode, Paula Hillard introduces new podcast host, Claire Roden. This episode includes a July 2022 journal overview, a deep dive on “Adolescent Women with Congenital Heart Disease: Self-Reported Reproductive Health Discussions with Health Care Providers” by Katz et al, and a brief discussion of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s “Braiding Sweetgrass”
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    24 mins