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Female cancer survivors are disproportionately affected by higher rates of CRF and depression
children born to mothers with diabetes during pregnancy faced 28% higher risk of being diagnosed with any neurodevelopmental
Dr. Bruce Dorr on what menopausal women with BRCA should know about hormone replacement therapy.
The results revealed a small but statistically significant temporary increase in menstrual cycle length
Powerful treatments target cancer cells effectively, but they come with a metabolic price tag that's raising alarm.
A groundbreaking UK study has revealed concerning connections between ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and women's cancer risks.
Dr. Alessandra Maleddu discusses desmoid tumor, improving patient diagnosis and seeing a sarcoma specialist
It is particularly significant for women, who are approximately three times more likely than men to have migraines.
The incidence of vaginal cancer is increasing globally, emphasizing the need for further HPV vaccination rates for prevention
Women's Wellness Advocate April Christina, talks about endometriosis, infertility and resources for infertility patients.
"It's important to personalize any hormone replacement therapy to each patient’s unique needs and lifestyle."
A study revealed that elimination strategies were more popular and perceived as more effective for managing endometrial pain.
New research highlights that common lifestyle factors increase women's heart disease risk compared to men.
Many women who experienced persistent COVID-19 symptoms reported irregular menstrual cycles.
Women may experience nausea or vomiting twice as often as men during a heart attack.
Ovarian cancer is often mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) due to having remarkably similar symptoms.
Bacterial Vaginosis recurrence occurred significantly less often in women whose male partners were treated.
Dr. Bruce Dorr, Senior Medical Advisor at BioTe Discusses HRT for menopausal women with BRCA1/2 mutations.
The symptoms of grief may arise due to the loss of social and physical support previously provided by a loved one.
Black and Hispanic adolescents and young adults have a 5-fold higher rate of CT infection than non-Hispanic Whites.
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