Substance Found to Prevent Chlamydia Infections
Active substance identified for the prevention of chlamydia infections: Despite the significant increase in sexually transmitted diseases in recent years,…
The Women’s Health section explores a wide range of topics relating to women’s health, including breast and ovarian cancer, fertility, childbirth, and sexual health. It emphasises the importance of a global, multidisciplinary approach to these issues, addressing challenges such as delayed endometriosis diagnoses and the impact of climate change on pregnant women. The section also delves into the psychological aspects of health, like managing ‘chemo-brain’ in breast cancer survivors, and explores the genetic links between conditions like endometriosis and IBS, highlighting the diverse and complex nature of women’s health concerns.
Active substance identified for the prevention of chlamydia infections: Despite the significant increase in sexually transmitted diseases in recent years,…
Patients with gestational diabetes show different disease progressions and therefore require personalised treatment measures. An international research team led by…
Receiving an epidural during labour is associated with a significant reduction in severe maternal morbidity (serious health problems during childbirth…
While we know ovaries are one of the first organs to age in women, we do not know why and how…
Potentially fatal anaemia cases are on the rise – watch out for lesser-known signs, urges expert. Research shows cases of…
HPV vaccine continues to be highly effective as concern grows over falling uptake: New data released today by the Office…
Health risks in later pregnancies linked to miscarriages: New research has revealed a link between miscarriage and the increased risk…
Gallery of Hope, the exhibition of memories yet to be made, will be launched on 13 March by leading breast…
New guidelines for early menopause diagnosis and management. University of Queensland research has led to the development of a practical framework…
The British Heart Foundation are campaigning for more people to recognise the signs and symptoms of heart attacks in women. Many…
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