Women's Health

12 articles

A middle-aged woman contemplating a glass of wine, with a subtle, ominous background suggesting the link between alcohol and breast cancer.
Drinks

Middle-aged women drink more, unaware of breast cancer risks

In 2019, alcohol use directly linked to an estimated 44,180 breast cancer cases in women, or 16.

Daniel Moretti·June 25, 2026
An advanced AI interface analyzing mammograms to identify breast cancer risk factors in women, showcasing a breakthrough in medical technology.
Wellness

AI identifies breast cancer risk factors in 111,000 women

A groundbreaking study, analyzing 200,000 mammograms from 111,000 women, reveals an AI model that identified 30% more high-risk individuals who later developed breast cancer than current methods.

Chloe Bennett·June 25, 2026
A woman experiencing relief from severe PMS symptoms, bathed in soft sunlight, conveying a sense of peace and hope.
Food

SSRIs Offer Relief for Severe PMS Symptoms

For the 3% of American women whose premenstrual symptoms are debilitating, the last FDA-approved treatment arrived nearly two decades ago in 2006.

Isabella Cortez·June 7, 2026
Diverse women of different ages and fitness levels performing strength training exercises, showcasing empowerment and long-term health benefits in a bright gym setting.
Healthy Living

What are the long term strength training benefits for women?

Aerobic training—think swimming, cycling, or walking—benefits your body systems, but it falls short for your bones.

Lauren Fisk·June 4, 2026
Have a Low Cervix? See How the MeLuna USA Shorty Cup is a Game-Changer
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Have a Low Cervix? See How the MeLuna USA Shorty Cup is a Game-Changer

This article addresses the common struggles individuals with a low cervix face when using standard menstrual cups, leading to discomfort and leaks. It introduces the MeLuna USA Shorty cup as a game-changer specifically designed for shorter vaginal canals.

Chloe Bennett·June 1, 2026
Diverse group of postmenopausal women actively participating in healthy lifestyle choices, symbolizing reduced diabetes risk.
Healthy Living

Heart-healthy habits cut diabetes risk for postmenopausal women

Women who consistently followed eight heart-healthy habits slashed their risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 57% over three decades.

Lauren Fisk·May 27, 2026
5 Ways Betty & Joan's The Betty Sports Bra Eliminates Neck and Shoulder Pain
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5 Ways Betty & Joan's The Betty Sports Bra Eliminates Neck and Shoulder Pain

The Betty Sports Bra by Betty & Joan is designed to eliminate neck and shoulder pain for active women, particularly those with larger busts, through its innovative ergonomic design, encapsulation support, and enhanced coverage. It rethinks weight distribution with a Y-back strap and replaces simple compression with individual breast support.

Chloe Bennett·May 26, 2026
Diverse group of healthy and happy women over 40 enjoying a meal rich in fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 sources.
Food

Women Over 40 See Omega-3 Benefits, New Research Confirms

A recent meta-analysis of 50 studies revealed a crucial insight for women over 40: higher omega-3 intake reduced cardiovascular disease risk by 15%, according to the Journal of Women's Health .

Isabella Cortez·May 21, 2026
Diverse women of various ages sharing healthy meals and learning about nutrition in a sunlit, modern kitchen.
Nutrition

How to Choose Personalized Nutrition for Women Across Their Lifespan

Drinking your morning coffee with an iron-rich breakfast could actively prevent your body from absorbing a vital nutrient, even if you're striving for health.

Ryan Patel·May 5, 2026
Active and happy senior men and women enjoying a sunny day outdoors, demonstrating healthy aging and vibrant lifestyles.
Healthy Living

What factors promote exceptional health in later life?

Women at age 50 who consistently practiced just four or five healthy habits gained an additional decade of disease-free life, living approximately 34 more years free of diabetes, cardiovascular diseas

Lauren Fisk·May 2, 2026
Diverse women healthcare workers in an under-resourced clinic, symbolizing the global women's health funding crisis and declining investment.
Wellness

Global women's health funding faces crisis

Globally, 344 million people enter extreme poverty each year due to health expenses, even as women constitute 70% of the health workforce, according to Women in Global Health .

Chloe Bennett·April 14, 2026
Diverse women smiling, representing perimenopause and menopause, with subtle digital health interfaces in the background, symbolizing Oova's innovative hormonal health monitoring technology.
Nutrition

Oova Named Winner of Nestlé Health Science Tufts Innovate Forward Women's Health Challenge

Oova has been named the winner of the Nestlé Health Science Tufts Innovate Forward Women's Health Challenge for its work in hormonal health monitoring. This recognition highlights a significant step forward in advancing science-driven digital health solutions for women during perimenopause and menopause.

Ryan Patel·April 1, 2026