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 meta-analysis finds that navigation services significantly boost breast and cervical cancer screening.
A meta-analysis finds that navigation services significantly boost breast and cervical cancer screening.
Nearly half of women in a study chose to continue hormone therapy beyond the standard 5 years.
A validated maternal risk score accurately flags risk of severe outcomes.
CDC finds sharp increases in alcohol-related liver deaths—especially in women and Native communities.
A small study shows it’s the lack of *uninterrupted* sleep—not just less sleep—that derails postpartum recovery.
The New York Times profiles older women struggling with anorexia, with limited treatment options and serious long-term health consequences.
The Trump administration withdrew rules requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions.
States like Texas are updating abortion laws—but doctors say confusion remains.
Pew survey shows support often mirrors politics—except in a few swing states.
Scripps researchers found female rats’ brain chemistry made them more sensitive to alcohol.
Researchers found the rate of vaginal hysterectomy has dropped significantly and is projected to decrease even further by 2030.
Under pressure from conservatives, the FDA promised to review mifepristone, though experts have dismissed the evidence being used as deeply flawed.
Kailyn McCord writes for *The Cut* about her postpartum pelvic prolapse being dismissed for months.
Politico has the scoop on HHS defending its reversal on pregnancy vaccine guidance by citing studies that show the vaccines are safe.
Dr. Connie Lehman’s FDA-approved AI tool can predict future breast cancer risk from mammograms—marking a big leap in screening and prevention.
A study found racial disparities in complication risks among women with prior C-sections, with Black and Latino women facing higher risks during planned repeat surgeries.
Politico has the scoop on HHS defending its reversal on pregnancy vaccine guidance by citing studies that show the vaccines are safe.
OBGYNs at the ACOG conference discussed how to continue health equity work under Trump.
Physicians in JAMA call current pill rules burdensome and unnecessary.