infertility among women rose 15%
infertility among women 35-49 rose 15% since 1990 as global fertility falls, linked to social, economic, and environmental factors.
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Breast Cancer Spread Could Be Stopped
Adelaide University and Olivia Newton-John Institute study in EMBO Molecular Medicine finds low miR-342 drives TNBC metastasis, palbociclib reduces lung and bone spread.
More Breast Milk Protects New Moms’ Hearts After Gestational Diabetes
JAMA Network Open study of 470 women finds 80% or more breast milk feeding reduces hypertriglyceridemia and improves cholesterol ratio postpartum after gestational diabetes.
Cancer Cases to Hit 34 Million by 2050: 1 in 5 To Develop Disease
Global Cancer Statistics 2026 reports 21M diagnoses, 9.8M deaths in 2024. Cases will rise 67% to 34M by 2050.
Strength Training Benefits for Women
Strength training also known as resistance training is form of workout wherein you use weights machines bands or bodyweight to…
Pregnancy Complications Linked to Heart Disease Risk Years Early
Pregnancy complications could reveal a woman’s future heart disease risk many years before traditional screening tools would ever detect a…
The Rise of Overcomplicated Health Messages for Women
Discover why researchers suggest women can safely ignore rigid social media health rules and how simple, evidence-based habits support long-term wellness and brain neuroplasticity.
The Wellness Nut: Walnuts Specifically Enhance and Protect Women’s Health
Discover how walnuts provide a powerful edge for women’s wellness, from supporting healthy ageing and maternal health to potentially fighting breast cancer and depression.
Why Women Over 35 Are Losing Bone Strength Faster
Women over 35 are losing bone strength faster than previous generations. Learn the early symptoms of osteoporosis and how proactive lifestyle changes can protect your density.
Do You Have Endometriosis? Early Symptoms You Are Likely Overlooking
Discover early symptoms of Endometriosis that often go ignored. Learn about the “disease of theories” and how to seek early medical intervention today.