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Stress in New Mothers have Lasting Health Effects

Stress in New Mothers have Lasting Health Effects

Physical ‘wear and tear’ experienced by African-American women during the first year after childbirth is more compared to Latina and white women. The stress may have long-lasting health effe...

Breastfeeding Beyond 6 Months Can Lead to Smaller Maternal Waist Circumference

Breastfeeding Beyond 6 Months Can Lead to Smaller Maternal Waist Circumference

Breastfeeding for more than six months is associated with smaller maternal waist circumference, reports a new study. Breastfeeding for greater than six months was found to be independen...

Smartphone-Based Ovulation Testing Tool from Women’s Saliva

Smartphone-Based Ovulation Testing Tool from Women’s Saliva

An automated, low-cost tool that predicts a woman’s ovulation, which aids in family planning, was developed by Brigham and Women’s Hospital scientists. The ovulation testing tool can automat...

Women with Positive HPV but No Cell Abnormalities have High Cervical Cancer Risk

Women with Positive HPV but No Cell Abnormalities have High Cervical Cancer Risk

Women whose cervical cells tested positive for certain types of high-risk human papilloma virus (HPV) but, do not exhibit any signs of cellular abnormalities have increased risk of developin...

Oxybutynin- An Urinary Incontinence Drug Reduces Hot Flashes In Women

Oxybutynin- An Urinary Incontinence Drug Reduces Hot Flashes In Women

Oxybutynin could serve as the ultimate drug for treating hot flashes in breast cancer patients especially those who are unable to take hormone replacement therapy. Research led by onc...

Causes of Complications During Pregnancy and Delivery in Adolescents Examined

Causes of Complications During Pregnancy and Delivery in Adolescents Examined

African American race, rural residence, inadequate education, low socioeconomic status, unemployment, and lack of social support were found to be linked to poor pregnancy outcomes in adolesc...

Tooth Loss May Up High Blood Pressure Risk in Postmenopausal Women

Tooth Loss May Up High Blood Pressure Risk in Postmenopausal Women

New study highlights that postmenopausal women who suffer from tooth loss are more likely to develop high blood pressure (hypertension), reveals a new study. The findings of the study are pu...

Contraceptive Choice: Still Not Within The Reach Of Women In Texas

Contraceptive Choice: Still Not Within The Reach Of Women In Texas

Pregnancy Medicaid insurance and provider-level barriers have been found to be depriving women of the low-income community to get the contraceptive they want after childbirth, finds a new st...

New Discovery Could Lead to Safer Drugs to Save More Women in Childbirth

New Discovery Could Lead to Safer Drugs to Save More Women in Childbirth

Scientists at the Bridge Institute at the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience and SLAC have taken first steps toward making a safer drug for reducing maternal mortality. ...

Patient’s Health Increases Complications of Free-flap Breast Construction

Patient’s Health Increases Complications of Free-flap Breast Construction

In women aged 65 or older, free-flap reconstruction has "generally good outcomes”, revealed report by ASPS Member Surgeon Oren Tessler, MD, MBA, and colleagues of Louisiana State University ...

Miscarriage may Up Heart Disease Risk

Miscarriage may Up Heart Disease Risk

Women who had a miscarriage or did not have a child were found to be at an increased risk of developing cardiovascular problems such as heart disease and stroke, when compared to those who h...

Artificial Mini-Placentas Can Mimic Early Pregnancy

Artificial Mini-Placentas Can Mimic Early Pregnancy

New research team designed artificial mini-placentas in the laboratory after nearly three decades of experimentation, offering hope for tackling premature births, stillbirths and miscarriage...

Pregnancy Losses Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Pregnancy Losses Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Women who experience miscarriage and do not go on to have kids are at higher risk of developing heart disease compared to women who have only one or two children, reports a new study. The fi...

Genes Make Older Women Less Healthy Than Older Men

Genes Make Older Women Less Healthy Than Older Men

Intralocus sexual conflict is the reason for 'Male-female, health-survival paradox' in which genes benefit one sex but harm the other, making women less healthy than men in older age and men...

Keeping a Heart Healthy Lifestyle is Important During Menopause Phase

Keeping a Heart Healthy Lifestyle is Important During Menopause Phase

Maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle can decrease the risk of heart diseases during the menopause phase, finds a new study. The heart disease being talked about here is atherosclerosis whic...

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