What: Research involving nearly 1,000 women validated the Oura ring’s ovulation detection algorithm, with an average error of just over one day—far outperforming traditional calendar methods.
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Source: Femtech Insider.
The 19th reports on the legal battles facing Dr. Margaret Carpenter over providing abortion pills, with questions about extradition and state protections.
A report highlights confusion over Tennessee’s recent Medicaid expansion for postpartum care.
The New York Times examines how Medicaid cuts are critical to funding Republican tax cut plans and underscores the program’s essential role in women’s health.
An OBGYN in Texas describes how strict abortion bans are stripping patients of decision-making power in their healthcare.
Oregon lawmaker Shelly Boshart Davis recounts her personal experience of being denied menopause care and advocates for insurer coverage of hormone therapy.
A federal judge stopped Trump’s move to freeze federal funding that supports essential health programs.
A study finds that higher white blood cell counts in postmenopausal women may signal severe COVID-19.
Halle Berry speaks with Time about her plans to push for improved menopause treatment and increased emphasis on menopause education in medical schools.
A California study found that over 60% of pregnancy-related hemorrhage deaths were preventable due to delays in response and inadequate management.
RFK, Jr. is sworn in as HHS secretary and takes a dig at previous agency messaging while promising “the truth” so mothers can make informed decisions.
An intimate essay describes the overwhelming stress of a high-risk pregnancy designation.
A study underscores that preventing preeclampsia is key to reducing serious postpartum complications.
Nearly one in four women under age 50 believe that health influencers are as reliable as healthcare providers.
A new survey reveals nearly one in four women under 50 consider health influencers as reliable as healthcare providers.
KFF Health News reports a woman was billed over $14,000 for an IUD she thought was covered by insurance.
Vox examines strategies that might let Trump maintain a moderate image on abortion while enforcing restrictions.
A University of Michigan study finds that women are 60% more likely than men to develop infections following heart surgery.
Michigan law now allows pharmacists to prescribe birth control amid a shortage of OB/GYNs.
ProPublica’s review of Texas hospital data reveals a more than 50% increase in sepsis rates among pregnant women after abortion was banned.
A state representative in Oregon took the witness stand to describe her personal experience with inadequate menopause care.