Women’s Health

Focus on gender-specific health topics, including reproductive health, hormonal changes, and gender-related health concerns.

Looking for Breast Cancer in the Genes

One thing that makes breast cancer such a dangerous opponent is its risk of spreading to other parts of the body. Unfortunately, cancer doctors can’t be completely sure if breast cancer will spread once spotted. A specific gene could ,,,

173, Medical Conditions, The Human Body, Women's Health

A Look at Diabetic Eye Disease

Each day, millions of Americans must contend with the effects of diabetes. Aside from symptoms such as hunger and fatigue, diabetes can also cause significant eye problems, including diabetic eye disease. Wearing Out the Eyes Diabetic eye disease is ,,,

161, Childrens Health, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

A Molecule Behind Parkinson’s?

Parkinson’s Disease is one of the most devastating progressive diseases in existence. Those living with this condition can expect to encounter serious problems such as tremors, impaired balance and slowed movements. To date, there is no cure for Parkinson’s; ,,,

166, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, The Human Body, Women's Health

Heart Attacks and Breast Cancer Risk

Breast cancer is often a harrowing ordeal for women who develop it. Even after the cancer goes into remission, breast cancer survivors might find themselves dealing with serious cardiovascular issues. According to a recent report, such heart problems may ,,,

160, Medical Conditions, Women's Health

Depression and Gut Health

When it comes to depression, the part of the body that immediately comes to mind is the brain. But according to a new report, the bacteria in your gut can play a major role in your mental health. A ,,,

171, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Switching Off Anxiety by Switching Off Brain Cells?

Stress is something that everyone has to contend with. According to a 2019 Gallup poll, 55% of Americans report feeling stress during the day. But what if it was possible to turn off stress by simply shutting down certain ,,,

166, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Cancer Survivors and Heart Disease Risk

It’s no secret that cancer survivors face a long road back to recovery. Making things more challenging is that they may also face a greater risk of cardiovascular disease. A Wide Range of People Such was the conclusion of ,,,

155, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Staying Hydrated During Summer

Summer certainly has its alluring aspects, such as longer days and warmer weather. Unfortunately, the summer months can also bring along heat waves, and with them an increased risk of dehydration. The good news is that you can remain ,,,

156, Environment, Men's Health, Wellness, Women's Health

Connecting Chronic Pain with Depression

It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that chronic pain and depression often go hand-in-hand. The reason as to why this relationship exists, however, is not completely understood. A recent Japanese study has shed some light on this ,,,

158, Injuries & Rehabilitation, Joint Health, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Who Does the Hot Weather Hurt the Most?

Regardless of personal or social background, everyone has to deal with the effects of Mother Nature. Some people, however, are more vulnerable to the scorching summer months than others. Out in the Sun Quick question – which groups do ,,,

130, Childrens Health, Environment, Injuries & Rehabilitation, Men's Health, The Human Body, Wellness, Women's Health

Women’s Health

Looking for Breast Cancer in the Genes

A Look at Diabetic Eye Disease

A Molecule Behind Parkinson’s?

Heart Attacks and Breast Cancer Risk

Depression and Gut Health

Switching Off Anxiety by Switching Off Brain Cells?

Cancer Survivors and Heart Disease Risk

Staying Hydrated During Summer

Connecting Chronic Pain with Depression

Who Does the Hot Weather Hurt the Most?

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