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  1. Reproductive & Women's HealthEU2026-07-07NICE guideline NG88 (March 2018)NICE guideline NG88 (last updated July 2026)
    Uterine fibroids

    The July 2026 update withdrew the recommendation on serum ferritin testing from the laboratory investigations section for women presenting with heavy menstrual bleeding. NG88 originally replaced the 2007 heavy menstrual bleeding guideline CG44.

  2. Reproductive & Women's HealthEU2026-04-15NICE guideline NG23 (November 2024 update)NICE guideline NG23 (updated November 2024; amended April 2026)
    Menopause

    The April 2026 amendment reworked the advice on unscheduled vaginal bleeding while on systemic HRT, changing one recommendation and adding a new one so the guidance lines up with NICE's suspected cancer referral guidance. The preceding November 2024 update had added evidence-based recommendations on cognitive behavioural therapy for menopausal symptoms, on genitourinary symptoms, and on the health outcomes associated with HRT.

  3. Reproductive & Women's HealthEU2024-12-27NICE guideline CG62 (March 2008)NICE guideline NG201 (last updated December 2024)
    Prenatal care

    NG201 updated and replaced the 2008 antenatal care guideline CG62 when it was published in August 2021, and also superseded evidence summary ES20. Revisions since then have been maintenance changes rather than new clinical recommendations, the December 2024 one adding a cross-reference to NICE's guideline on end of life care for adults.