women's health
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healthBritish Women Rank Among Europe's Angriest, Survey Finds
A global survey reveals rising anger among British women, linked to failures in healthcare.
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healthEstrogen Loss in the Brain May Explain Women's Higher Alzheimer's Risk
A new study in mice links estrogen loss in the brain to memory problems, offering a clue to why women account for two-thirds of Alzheimer's cases.
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healthHIV Menopause Care: Clinicians Urged to Start Conversations Earlier
Study finds HIV menopause care lags, with patients often initiating talks. Experts call for trauma-informed, routine screenings for women over 35.
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healthWomen's Dementia Risk Linked to Key Factors, New Study Reveals
A study of 17,000+ adults finds dementia risk factors like hypertension and diabetes impact women's cognition more than men's, suggesting tailored prevention.
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healthPoor Sleep Linked to Alzheimer’s Risk in Genetically Vulnerable Women
A new study suggests poor sleep may serve as an early warning sign of Alzheimer's in older women with a high genetic risk for the disease.
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healthPCOS Renamed to PMOS: A Major Shift in Women's Health
Polycystic ovary syndrome is now called polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome to better reflect the condition's underlying hormonal and metabolic disruptions.
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healthNew Study Reveals Why Women Are at Higher Risk for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers identify over 100 cerebrospinal fluid proteins that differ in women with MS, offering new clues to the disease's sex bias.
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healthColorectal Cancer: Why Women Often Dismiss Key Symptoms
Colorectal cancer is rising in younger women, yet symptoms like bloating and fatigue are often overlooked. Experts urge proactive screening and awareness.