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Lou PorteroWomen's Neurology | April 22, 2025
It is particularly significant for women, who are approximately three times more likely than men to have migraines.
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Tamara ThomasGynecologic Cancer | April 18, 2025
The incidence of vaginal cancer is increasing globally, emphasizing the need for further HPV vaccination rates for prevention
Urban Health Today EditorsWomen's Health | April 14, 2025
Women's Wellness Advocate April Christina, talks about endometriosis, infertility and resources for infertility patients.
Tamara ThomasMenopause | April 10, 2025
"It's important to personalize any hormone replacement therapy to each patient’s unique needs and lifestyle."
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | April 8, 2025
A study revealed that elimination strategies were more popular and perceived as more effective for managing endometrial pain.
Tamara ThomasHeart Disease in Women | April 3, 2025
New research highlights that common lifestyle factors increase women's heart disease risk compared to men.
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | April 1, 2025
Many women who experienced persistent COVID-19 symptoms reported irregular menstrual cycles.
Tamara ThomasHeart Disease in Women | March 28, 2025
Women may experience nausea or vomiting twice as often as men during a heart attack.
Lou PorteroGynecologic Cancer | March 24, 2025
Ovarian cancer is often mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) due to having remarkably similar symptoms.
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | March 20, 2025
Bacterial Vaginosis recurrence occurred significantly less often in women whose male partners were treated.
Urban Health Today EditorsMenopause | March 14, 2025
Dr. Bruce Dorr, Senior Medical Advisor at BioTe Discusses HRT for menopausal women with BRCA1/2 mutations.
Tamara ThomasWomen's Health | March 11, 2025
The symptoms of grief may arise due to the loss of social and physical support previously provided by a loved one.
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | March 7, 2025
Black and Hispanic adolescents and young adults have a 5-fold higher rate of CT infection than non-Hispanic Whites.
Tamara ThomasWomen's Neurology | March 4, 2025
Regular aerobic exercise could significantly reduce disease markers like tau and amyloid proteins associated with ...
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | February 27, 2025
Researchers found that oral contraceptive pills reduced the risk of ovarian cancer by 26% among women who used it.
Tamara ThomasAutoimmune Disease in Women | February 24, 2025
Research findings revealed that women were almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with autoimmune disease as men.
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | February 19, 2025
Despite the significant health risks of unintended pregnancy, many young people face barriers to accessing contraception.
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | February 14, 2025
Researchers have found a way to target the inflammation associated with endometriosis without the common side effects...
Tamara ThomasReproductive Health | February 11, 2025
Since the introduction of the HPV vaccination, the rates of new cases of HPV infection and cervical cancer have declined.
Tamara ThomasAutoimmune Disease in Women | February 7, 2025
A study revealed that more women with untreated fertility developed SARD than women without infertility.
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