What: Maternie has launched its first exclusive report, “No More Suffering in Silence: Maternie’s 2025 Women’s Health Outlook,” along with a searchable database of the top 300 stories from 2024.
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Recent studies are examining how hormonal contraceptives affect long-term women’s health.
Emerging discussions about what happens after stopping hormonal birth control spark debate.
The New York Times investigates whether testosterone therapy could benefit menopausal women.
Washington Post columnist Heather Long explains that higher fertility rates are linked to more equitable sharing of housework between couples.
Oregon lawmaker Shelly Boshart Davis recounts her personal experience of being denied menopause care and advocates for insurer coverage of hormone therapy.
A study from the University of Washington finds significant racial and socioeconomic disparities in accessing same-day diagnostic services after an abnormal mammogram.
A University of Michigan study finds that women are 60% more likely than men to develop infections following heart surgery.
A marijuana business trade publication reports that some producers are eyeing cannabis-based treatments for women’s health issues.
Halle Berry speaks with Time about her plans to push for improved menopause treatment and increased emphasis on menopause education in medical schools.
An intimate essay describes the overwhelming stress of a high-risk pregnancy designation.
Cheryl Wishhover delivers a witty review of celebrity menopause products, questioning their true benefits and efficacy.
The Cut’s Beauty Editor examines Botox resistance—a rare phenomenon where antibodies may reduce the effectiveness of neuromodulators like Botox.
Beyond recreation, cannabis is being evaluated for therapeutic benefits in women’s care.
Women voice frustrations over intrusive social media ads during perimenopause.
A JAMA study finds that in states with abortion bans, a modest increase in fertility is accompanied by a significant rise in infant mortality rates.
Vox examines strategies that might let Trump maintain a moderate image on abortion while enforcing restrictions.
A small randomized‐control trial found semaglutide cut drinking by 40% in people with alcohol use disorder.
One blood pressure medication outperformed another, potentially lowering postpartum readmission rates.
A nonprofit representing thousands of physicians is suing to restore access to public health data.
New York introduces a shield law to protect doctors who prescribe abortion medications.