Newsletter Committee

The Newsletter Committee publishes the NASPAG newsletter quarterly, reporting scholarly activities in research, education, clinical care and advocacy in the field of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. The committee members include specialists in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology and Adolescent Medicine who are interested in collaboration and growing and engaging NASPAG membership.

To contact the Newsletter Committee email - [email protected]

2022-2023 Newsletter Committee

Co-Editor

Tricia Huguelet, MD, FACOG
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Aurora, CO

Co-Editor

Paritosh Kaul, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Madison, WI

Co-Editor

Nichole Tyson, MD
Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford, CA

Jacquelyn Evans, DO
Ohio Health
Dublin, OH

Aimee Morrison, MD
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati, OH

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Latest News

NASPAG Statement to FDA on Over the Counter OCPs
NASPAG supports the availability of oral progesterone-only contraceptive pills to adolescents without a prescription. Read our Statement to the FDA

Media as a Megaphone: Influencing Adolescent Health or Trying To!
The recording from the October 18, 2022 discussion regarding Adolescent Health and the Media Presented by Hina Talib, MD, Adolescent Medicine Specialist, Atria Institute is now available! WATCH NOW

NASPAG Fellows Bootcamp
The Fall Fellows Bootcamp took place live remotely from September 27-29, and on October 3. All sessions were recorded for those who were unable to attend live.
Register to access the terrific programming FELLOWS BOOTCAMP REGISTRATION

NASPAG Eliminating Period Poverty Statement
NASPAG Advocacy Committee’s call to action to end period poverty

NASPAG Gender Affirming Care Statement
NASPAG Advocacy Committee Statement opposing legislation prohibiting evidence-based practice
NASPAG Gender Affirming Care Statement

NEW POSITION STATEMENT
COVID-19 Vaccines and Gynecologic Concerns
in Adolescent and Young Adults

With COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expanding into the adolescent age group, many teens, families and health care providers have thoughtful questions about the vaccine that are particular to this stage of development. Importantly, parents who accepted and even received the vaccine for themselves, have taken pause when approaching the vaccine for adolescents in their care citing specific concerns related to vaccine interactions with puberty, menstrual cycles, birth control and fertility. NASPAG COVID-19 Statement

NASPAG Gender Affirming Care for Minors Statement
NASPAG supports access to gender care for minors. Signs onto statement alongside other medical organizations opposing legislative efforts to resist access.
NASPAG Gender Affirming Care for Minors Statement