Research finds women often overprescribed opioids after childbirth
Excessive opioid prescriptions following childbirth may lead to higher rates of addiction within communities, according to a new report in […]
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Study: The immune effects of seclidemstat in aggressive ovarian cancer striking young women
Mayo researchers recommend all women with breast cancer diagnosis under age 66 be offered genetic testing
Birth control pill use is declining as women question mental health side effects
Could higher magnesium intake reduce fatal coronary heart disease risk in women?
Sugar and white bread are linked to insomnia in older women
Fish consumption and mercury exposure in pregnant women in coastal Florida
Rollercoaster weight changes can repeat with second pregnancy, especially among normal-weight women
One-third of reproductive age women have health conditions that may complicate pregnancy
Cervical cancer screening numbers drop off in women 45-65
