Study finds heat exposure in pregnancy alters maternal biology linked to preterm birth. The research analysed blood samples from 215 pregnant women in metropolitan Atlanta, matching...
Women who experience severe nausea are more likely to have depression both before and after pregnancy and to receive an earlier diagnosis of depression after pregnancy,...
Emory’s Nia Project has received a US$2.5m grant to expand trauma-informed mental health care for women and widen access at Grady Health System. Trauma-informed care recognises...
Herself Health and Midi Health will deliver hybrid care in Minnesota, linking virtual menopause support with in-person primary care across the Twin Cities. The collaboration connects...
By Morgan Rose, chief science officer at Ema Artificial intelligence is supposed to make care smarter, faster, and fairer, but what happens when it quietly learns...
By Dr Hisham Abouzeid, consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology, Transform Femme Across the UK, women are facing an unacceptable reality when it comes to their health....
By Dr Louise Newson BSc(Hons) MBChB(Hons) MRCGP FRCGP DHealth Over years of studying the health of women there’s one key thing that I’ve come to realise;...
Women are underutilising cardiac rehabilitation programmes despite clear evidence they reduce hospital readmissions and the risk of future heart attacks, new research shows. Even when women...
International experts are calling for postpartum psychosis to be recognised as a separate diagnostic category to improve care for this dangerous mental illness affecting new mothers....
Occupational therapy can ease anxiety and emotional strain for women experiencing high-risk pregnancies, with cognitive-based techniques found to be most effective, new research has revealed. Joint...
