What to know about the IUD for endometriosis
An intrauterine device, or IUD, can help some people manage the symptoms of endometriosis. Learn about how it works and the possible side effects in this article. …read more
The power of electromagnetic energy on breast cancer cells
Electromagnetic energy could be used to halt the movement of breast cancer cells, reducing metastatic cases. New research explains how. …read more
Can a yeast infection cause bleeding?
A yeast infection can cause a small amount of bleeding, as well as genital soreness and other symptoms. Antifungal medications can help. Learn more here. …read more
What is the G-spot, and where is it?
Some women report experiencing intense sexual pleasure from the stimulation of an area in the vagina called the G-spot. Others may think they do not have one. Learn more about its location and current research here. …read more
The Week That Wasn’t: Vaginal Steaming, Chlamydia Vaccine, Cat Allergies
Three medical stories from the week that we didn’t cover, explained. Medscape …read more
Nine Hospital Nurses Pregnant at Same Time Have Given Birth
Nine labor and delivery nurses from Maine Medical Center in Portland who were all pregnant at the same time have all given birth to their babies. Medscape Medical News …read more
Women no better at multitasking than men, study finds
New research uses two different testing paradigms to compare the multitasking abilities of men and women. The findings counter a long held belief. …read more
Zulresso (brexanolone)
Zulresso is a brand-name prescription drug that’s used to treat postpartum depression (PPD) in women. Zulresso comes as a solution that’s given as an intravenous (IV) infusion. You’ll receive Zulresso over a period of 60 hours in a certified healthcare facility. Learn about side effects, warnings, dosage, and more. …read more
Half of Patients Don’t Tell Doctors Life-Threatening Details
Embarrassment and fear of judgment keep patients from disclosing domestic violence, survival of a sex assault, or struggles with depression or suicidal thoughts. Medscape Medical News …read more
How do vaginal bacteria naturally protect against chlamydia?
For the first time, scientists have reported how certain types of microbiome can help cells in the vagina and cervix defend against chlamydia infection. …read more