Women’s Health
Why Women’s Healthcare Advocacy Matters
Why Women’s Healthcare Advocacy Matters?
By Nurse Deb, Division President of AIMM, a Vensure Employer Solutions Company
May is Women’s Health Mo...
Women's Health Nurse Practitioners: Roles, Responsibilities, and Pathways to Becoming a WHNP
The need to increase access to healthcare is evident throughout the United States, especially in our rural communities, and women’s health nurse pr...
How Artificial Intelligence Is Helping Women Get Pregnant Through IVF
Doctors have used AI to help women get pregnant through IVF by matching the strongest sperm with the best quality eggs.
This pioneering treatment c...
Demographic and clinical trends of young breast cancer patients from the national cancer database: disproportionate effect on minority populations.
There is an increasing incidence of young breast cancer (YBC) patients with uncertainty surrounding the factors and patterns that are contributing....
Reducing Post-Mastectomy Disparities in Breast Cancer Minority Populations
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CancerNetwork® spoke with Rachel A. Greenup, MD, MPH, an associate professor of surgery (oncology), section chief of Breas...
Breast Cancer Screening Shows Gaps in Women Aged 40-49 Years
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Among 20.1 million women aged 40-49 years, only 59.2% underwent biennial mammography screening, with significantly lower rates observed in...
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