Women Health

More women in the U.S. are embracing reusable menstrual products—including cups, discs, and period underwear—driven by concerns over cost, convenience, and environmental impact. Americans discard roughly 19 billion single-use menstrual…

Recent discussions in Washington suggest the White House may pursue a broader approach to fertility care rather than focusing solely on in vitro fertilization (IVF)—a move that experts say could…

A large nationwide study has found that antibiotics given during pregnancy or in the first six months of life do not increase children’s risk of autoimmune diseases, offering reassurance for…

After a recent intense gym session left me with a severe neck injury, I spent a week largely confined to bed. During this period, I relied on a regimen of…

A new study underscores the crucial role of hydration in managing stress, revealing that insufficient water intake can significantly elevate stress hormone levels. Researchers at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)…

For women experiencing irritability, forgetfulness, poor sleep, or changes in their menstrual cycle, the signs of perimenopause may be appearing. Perimenopause—the transitional phase leading up to menopause—typically begins between ages…

As respiratory illness season approaches, state health agencies and clinicians are actively encouraging pregnant patients to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, despite the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) no…

Ozempic and other GLP-1 medications, widely recognized for their rapid weight-loss effects, may also have unintended consequences on vaginal health, according to gynecologists. Although Ozempic is FDA-approved solely for managing…

A decade ago, “collagen” was largely confined to dermatologists’ offices. Today, it graces nearly every serum, moisturizer, and treatment product on the market. Its popularity stems from one key fact:…

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) delivers targeted electrical currents through tiny electrodes implanted in the brain. Similar to a cardiac pacemaker, these pulses interrupt abnormal neural activity, stopping tremors or pain…

The global feminine protection market is poised for significant growth, according to a recent study by HTF Market Intelligence (HTF MI). The comprehensive report, spanning over 143 pages, provides an…

A woman has completely stopped wearing traditional underwear after a night spent sleeping in her usual knickers resulted in a severe vaginal injury and months of medical complications. Kaela Tucker,…

From time-restricted eating to alternate-day fasting, one-meal-a-day regimens, and extended fasts, intermittent fasting (IF) has become a major health trend in recent years. Unlike traditional diets that dictate what to…

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a common yet often isolating condition that affects new parents following childbirth. “Here was this precious baby I had wanted for so long, and I didn’t…

Infertility reshapes lives in ways that are often invisible but profoundly personal. Unlike a sudden crisis, the shift comes quietly, gradually altering how individuals see themselves and navigate the world.…

Women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) may have one less concern, a new study suggests. Research published in Human Reproduction indicates that a thin endometrial lining—the inner uterine layer that…

A new dietary supplement may help women regain a sense of wellbeing during menopause, with users reporting improvements for as little as 63p per day. A recent study of 1,525…

Probiotics are gaining recognition for their role in women’s health, extending far beyond digestive benefits. These live microorganisms, particularly strains of Lactobacillus, are increasingly acknowledged for maintaining a balanced vaginal…

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal disorder affecting roughly one in ten Canadian women, is increasingly recognized as a major but underdiagnosed health concern. Despite its prevalence, fewer than half…

A growing number of direct-to-consumer menopause services are offering costly tests and treatments that add little value to women’s care, according to experts writing in The BMJ. They caution that…