Boredom keeps sex workers on the streets
Bad housing, poor support and even boredom are some reasons stopping women quitting or ‘transitioning out of’ sex work, a new study reveals. …read more
Pregnant women may need more information about medicine use
Pregnant women overestimate the risks of taking over the counter and prescribed medication – according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA). …read more
Pregnant women may need more information about medicine use
Pregnant women overestimate the risks of taking over the counter and prescribed medication – according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA). …read more
Anxiety disorders ‘most common among women and young adults’
A review of studies on anxiety disorders across the world has found that women, young adults, and people with other conditions are at the greatest risk. …read more
Anxiety disorders ‘most common among women and young adults’
A review of studies on anxiety disorders across the world has found that women, young adults, and people with other conditions are at the greatest risk. …read more
Quitting smoking? Get help from your menstrual cycle
Giving up nicotine is a difficult task. New research shows that, for female smokers, quitting in sync with their menstrual cycle might help. …read more
Quitting smoking? Get help from your menstrual cycle
Giving up nicotine is a difficult task. New research shows that, for female smokers, quitting in sync with their menstrual cycle might help. …read more
Study helps set upper boundary for leukocytosis after prenatal corticosteroids
WASHINGTON – Maternal leukocytosis after prenatal corticosteroid administration peaks at up to 24 hours after therapy, with the highest second standard deviation from the mean being 18.3 x 109/L,… …read more
Study helps set upper boundary for leukocytosis after prenatal corticosteroids
WASHINGTON – Maternal leukocytosis after prenatal corticosteroid administration peaks at up to 24 hours after therapy, with the highest second standard deviation from the mean being 18.3 x 109/L,… …read more
Rapid Estrogen Decline Confirmed as Migraine Contributor
A new study suggests that rapid estrogen decline at the end of the menstrual cycle may make women vulnerable to common triggers for migraine attacks. Medscape Medical News …read more