A study published in the International Journal of Gynaecological Cancer suggests that contraceptive pills used to prevent pregnancy could reduce the risk of ovarian cancer. Researchers at the University of South Australia used data-driven machine learning to identify factors that can inform the prevention and early detection of ovarian cancer. Dr. Iqbal Madakkatel and colleagues screened over 221,732 female participants in the UK biobank without a family history of cancer for the risk of cancer. ...
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A study revealed that more women with untreated fertility developed SARD than women without infertility.
Women aged 50 and older with obstructive sleep had higher odds of being diagnosed with dementia later than men.
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Women who had stressful life experiences in midlife demonstrated higher memory decline in later life.
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Some women living with endometriosis respond to surgery and hormonal treatment; others continue to experience severe pain.
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