A new AI tool reads arterial calcification from standard mammogram images—a heart disease signal hiding in a scan women already get.
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Your Mammogram Can Now Predict Your Heart Attack Risk. Most Doctors Don’t Know.
Women Lose More Weight on Ozempic Than Men. Biology Probably Explains It.
New data shows women consistently outperform men on GLP-1 drugs—and researchers think sex-based differences in fat metabolism are why.
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Doctors Have Been Telling Pregnant Women to Rest. A New Study Says That May Cause Early Delivery.
The evidence for bed rest was always thin. A new trial confirms it may actually increase the risk of preterm birth.
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By 2050, 6 in 10 Women Under 55 Will Have Heart Disease. Prevention Is the Only Way This Changes.
New projections show a coming cardiovascular crisis concentrated in younger women. The window to act is now.
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IVF Throws Away Fluid That May Contain Viable Eggs. A New Device Found Them.
Standard IVF discards the follicular fluid after egg retrieval. Researchers found viable eggs in it 56% of the time.
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American Moms Don’t Recover From Postpartum Depression. Moms in Other Countries Do.
Research shows PPD persists far longer in the US than in comparable countries. The difference isn’t biology—it’s policy.
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Your Period Is Trying to Tell Your Doctor Something. Medicine Isn’t Listening.
Leading medical bodies now classify the menstrual cycle as a vital sign. Most doctors still don’t treat it that way.
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Texas Disciplined Three Doctors After Pregnant Patients Died. It Took Years.
An investigation into how Texas’s medical board handled cases where physicians delayed abortion care—and women didn’t survive.
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