Women's Health Tips for Success this National Women’s Health & Fitness Day By article Wednesday, September 27, 2017 is National Women’s Health & Fitness Day. Held on the last Wednesday each September, the day … Read More→
Hormone therapy Menopausal Hormone Therapy Not Associated with Mortality or Deaths from Cardiovascular Disease By article The Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) hormone therapy trials tested the most common formulations of hormone therapy – estrogen and progestin, … Read More→
Menopause Depression and Menopause By article Experts from the London Women’s Centre tell you how to handle the depression that too often occurs with menopause: Women … Read More→
Medical Research Women's Health Why Does Female Fertility Decrease Significantly After Age 35? New Research May Have Pinpointed the Reason By article Age is the single most important factor affecting a woman’s chances of getting pregnant and delivering a healthy child. A … Read More→
Medical Research Women's Health Fertility Treatments for Women: Moving Beyond Traditional IVF By article The first successful in-vitro fertilization (IVF) baby was born almost four decades ago. Since then, IVF has become the gold … Read More→
Parenting Women's Health Why Does Female Fertility Decrease Significantly After Age 35? New Research May Have Pinpointed the Reason By article Age is the single most important factor affecting a woman’s chances of getting pregnant and delivering a healthy child. A … Read More→
Menopause Vaginal Atrophy: How to Reduce Vaginal Dryness after the Menopause By article By Dr Demetri C Panayi and Dr Pandelis Athanasias of the London Women’s Centre Vaginal atrophy (also known as atrophic vaginitis … Read More→
Breast cancer Breast Cancer Survivors: You Don't Have to Live with Unsatisfactory Implants By article Among breast cancer patients who opt for breast reconstruction, 80% undergo implant-based breast reconstruction. Studies by implant manufacturers, however, show … Read More→
Urinary Tract Infection UTI Probably Caused by Bacterial Infection, Even When Tests Are Negative By article The majority of women suffering with pain when urinating, or needing to urinate often or urgently probably do have a … Read More→
Women's Health The Social Costs of Smell Loss in Older Women By article A 2017 study of older U.S. adults conducted by researchers from the Monell Center in Philadelphia and collaborating institutions reports … Read More→
Menopause Better Sleep During and After Menopause Can Lead to Better Sex By article Sleep disturbance is common for many women during menopause, which can lower the odds of sexual satisfaction. That is the … Read More→
Women's Health Surgery May Be Preferred for Pelvic Organ Prolapse By article Surgery or the implantation of a device known as a pessary are the two methods of dealing with pelvic organ … Read More→
Menopause Decline in Sexual Function During the Menopause Transition By article Although most medical professionals (and their patients) agree that sexual function declines with age, there remains debate about the contribution … Read More→
Menopause Women's Health Hot Flashes May Have A Genetic Link By article Are hot flashes, the universal symbol of menopause, linked to genetics? A team of UCLA-led researchers may have found a … Read More→
Overactive Bladder (OAB) & Incontinence Study Compares Treatments for Urinary Incontinence in Women By article Holly Richter, Ph.D., M.D., co-authored a paper in October 2106 showing the comparison of Botox A and sacral neuromodulation to … Read More→
Menopause Women's Health An Earlier Menopause May Mean Longer-Lasting Symptoms By article The earlier the onset of menopause, the longer a woman may experience symptoms, a new study shows. Researchers from the … Read More→
Women's Health Breast Arterial Calcifications Could Signal Cardiovascular Disease By article A 2016 study done at The Reading Hospital in Pennsylvania may lead medical professionals to rethink how they view breast … Read More→
Women's Health Battling The Leading Cause Of Death For Women: Heart Disease By article When researchers in the Netherlands recently compiled data from 32 studies involving more than 300,000 women, they reached a disturbing … Read More→