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15 Pioneering Female Scientists You Need To Know About
Women have been making important contributions and discoveries in science for centuries, but they have not alw...
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Senate Politicians Vote Big on Future of Women's Healthcare
Major Votes Takes Place Last week, Vice President Mike Pence gave a tie-breaking vote for a Senate bill which effec...
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Do Women Really Need To Take Daily Supplements To Be Healthy?
These days when we hear the word “fusion” our thoughts usually turn to a type of food served by trendy ...
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U.S. Moms-to-Be Often Victims of Assault
Violence is common in pregnancy, with mothers-to-be in the United States at greater risk for assault-related injuri...
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Stroke Risk Can Rise With Pregnancy-Linked High Blood Pressure
Several factors raise the risk of pregnancy-related stroke in women with preeclampsia, a new study suggests. Preec...
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Hormone Therapy Not Advised for Preventing Disease After Menopause
Using hormone therapy to prevent chronic health issues, such as heart disease and bone loss, in postmenopausal wome...
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Timing of Menopause May Affect Heart Failure Risk
Women who entered menopause early or who never gave birth might have an increased risk of heart failure, a new stud...
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Zika Risk May Be Lower Than Thought for Some Pregnant Women
U.S. women traveling to areas where the Zika virus is circulating might be less likely to be infected than expected...
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Routine Tests Urged for Pregnancy Complication Preeclampsia
Doctors should screen all pregnant women for preeclampsia, a serious complication tied to high blood pressure, acc...
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White Wine May Do No Favors for a Woman's Skin
Could that glass of Chardonnay affect the condition of your skin? Maybe, according to new research that found wome...
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More Asian-American Women Getting Breast Cancer
Breast cancer rates among Asian-Americans are steadily rising in contrast to other racial/ethnic groups, a new stud...
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Early Onset Hot Flashes May Signal Higher Heart Risks
Hot flashes may be more than a troublesome nuisance for some women during menopause -- they may be a signal for inc...
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Misunderstood Gene Tests May Lead to Unnecessary Mastectomies
Close to half of breast cancer patients who chose to have a double mastectomy after genetic testing didn't actually...
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Mammogram Guidelines Have Changed, But Are Doctors Listening?
Four of five doctors still recommend annual mammograms for women in their early 40s, despite guideline changes that...
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Sexual Abuse May Cause Early Puberty in Girls: Study
It's common for parents to worry that their kids are growing up too fast. But in certain cases, early puberty in gi...
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U.S. Moms-to-Be Often Victims of Assault
Violence is common in pregnancy, with mothers-to-be in the United States at greater risk for assault-related injuries an...
Read More -
Stroke Risk Can Rise With Pregnancy-Linked High Blood Pressure
Several factors raise the risk of pregnancy-related stroke in women with preeclampsia, a new study suggests. Preeclamps...
Read More -
Hormone Therapy Not Advised for Preventing Disease After Menopause
Using hormone therapy to prevent chronic health issues, such as heart disease and bone loss, in postmenopausal women may...
Read More -
Timing of Menopause May Affect Heart Failure Risk
Women who entered menopause early or who never gave birth might have an increased risk of heart failure, a new study sug...
Read More -
Zika Risk May Be Lower Than Thought for Some Pregnant Women
U.S. women traveling to areas where the Zika virus is circulating might be less likely to be infected than expected, but...
Read More -
15 Pioneering Female Scientists You Need To Know About
{"main":"Women have been making important contributions and discoveries in science for centuries, but they have not...
Read More -
Routine Tests Urged for Pregnancy Complication Preeclampsia
Doctors should screen all pregnant women for preeclampsia, a serious complication tied to high blood pressure, accordin...
Read More -
White Wine May Do No Favors for a Woman's Skin
Could that glass of Chardonnay affect the condition of your skin? Maybe, according to new research that found women wit...
Read More -
More Asian-American Women Getting Breast Cancer
Breast cancer rates among Asian-Americans are steadily rising in contrast to other racial/ethnic groups, a new study sug...
Read More -
Early Onset Hot Flashes May Signal Higher Heart Risks
Hot flashes may be more than a troublesome nuisance for some women during menopause -- they may be a signal for increase...
Read More -
Misunderstood Gene Tests May Lead to Unnecessary Mastectomies
Close to half of breast cancer patients who chose to have a double mastectomy after genetic testing didn't actually have...
Read More -
Senate Politicians Vote Big on Future of Women's Healthcare
{"main":"Major Votes Takes Place\nLast week, Vice President Mike Pence gave a tie-breaking vote for a Senate bill which ...
Read More -
Mammogram Guidelines Have Changed, But Are Doctors Listening?
Four of five doctors still recommend annual mammograms for women in their early 40s, despite guideline changes that have...
Read More -
Do Women Really Need To Take Daily Supplements To Be Healthy?
{"main":"These days when we hear the word “fusion” our thoughts usually turn to a type of food served by tre...
Read More -
Sexual Abuse May Cause Early Puberty in Girls: Study
It's common for parents to worry that their kids are growing up too fast. But in certain cases, early puberty in girls m...
Read More
