Women's Health
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Researchers found that the MIND diet was associated with a decreased risk of cognitive impairment in female participants.
Researchers found that people who ate avocado daily showed a significant increase in facial elasticity and firmness.
Risk of pelvic organ prolapse was almost 50% higher in overweight women with central obesity regardless of BMI.
Findings suggest that recurrent infections may not be a hygiene problem but rather something outside one's control.
Women in their midlife using Hormone Replacement Therapy demonstrated a 32% lower dementia risk.
Researchers concluded that using E-BPO might help change the types of bacteria on your skin.
Genes that increase the risk of posttraumatic stress disorder are stronger in females than males.
A new study revealed that cancers fueled by hormones like estrogen are most strongly linked to excess body fat.
Women with high androgen PCOS had more body fat than women with normal androgen levels.
A follow-up mammogram to rule out or verify breast cancer was 15% lower when the patient received a false positive result.
Research indicates that there is a tendency to perceive pain experienced by women as less severe.
After POI diagnosis women were 2.8X more likely to be diagnosed with a severe autoimmune disease during the first 3 years.
More than half of oncologists said they were likely to consider state abortion restrictions when deciding where to practice.
Over half of women with regular cycle will have at least one short luteal phase despite having regular cycle lengths overall.
By 2023, hormone therapy usage decreased among women aged 40 and older.
Studies show that women are at risk of heart attack, and certain conditions may increase this risk.
Patients with PCOS who followed a ketogenic diet for at least 3 months had their menstrual cycles become regular.
There was an increase in longer-acting and permanent contraceptive options between the pre-Dobbs and post-Dobbs periods.
A new study suggests that women may have a harder time dealing with divorce or breakups later in life.
According to experts, the increased risk of breast cancer in women using an IUD shouldn’t be a cause for alarm.
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