What: NPR reports that the Trump administration’s decision to cancel NIH meetings and pause health communications could disrupt research efforts.
Key line: “For hours, states reported issues accessing funds…”
Source: NPR.
A study from the University of Washington finds significant racial and socioeconomic disparities in accessing same-day diagnostic services after an abnormal mammogram.
Michigan law now allows pharmacists to prescribe birth control amid a shortage of OB/GYNs.
The New York Times investigates whether testosterone therapy could benefit menopausal women.
A California study found that over 60% of pregnancy-related hemorrhage deaths were preventable due to delays in response and inadequate management.
New techniques in managing maternal blood pressure are emerging.
A new study suggests a blood test might help predict postpartum depression risk.
A federal judge stopped Trump’s move to freeze federal funding that supports essential health programs.
A study underscores that preventing preeclampsia is key to reducing serious postpartum complications.
An Associated Press overview details how various states are introducing bills to criminalize women for obtaining abortion pills.
The 19th reports on the legal battles facing Dr. Margaret Carpenter over providing abortion pills, with questions about extradition and state protections.
Cosmo UK explores the phenomenon dubbed ‘post‐birth control syndrome’ despite its unofficial status.
A new survey reveals nearly one in four women under 50 consider health influencers as reliable as healthcare providers.
A study reveals that from 2001 to 2020, early-onset breast cancer rates among women ages 25–39 varied significantly by region in the United States.
The debate over rebranding early-stage cancers like DCIS aims to reduce patient anxiety.
A federal judge has paused planned NIH funding cuts, halting a proposed $4 billion reduction from research grants.
A review of over 90,000 drug trials shows that pregnant women are almost entirely excluded.
A study found the Oura ring can pinpoint menstrual cycles with 96.4% accuracy.
Vox examines strategies that might let Trump maintain a moderate image on abortion while enforcing restrictions.
A retrospective study found that preconception use of GLP-1 medications was associated with reduced risks of several adverse pregnancy outcomes.
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.