Women’s Health
Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Older Women—and Unnecessary Treatment—Is Widespread: Study
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Over 240,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and most will likely start treatment immediately. ...
The Rise of Obesity Among Latinx People
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Obesity is a disease with complex causes — and culture and socioeconomic status can play a significant role. This is especially true in th...
Does type 2 diabetes affect men and women the same way? What are the differences?
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Does type 2 diabetes affect men and women the same way? What are the differences?
Nearly 6 million people in Spain suffer from type...
Opinion | A pill for postpartum depression is a game changer for women’s health
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Up to 1 in 7 new mothers suffer from postpartum depression, a serious mental health condition follo...
Women keep dying from cervical cancer 2023/08/09
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There is no good news about cervical cancer in Mexico. The number of cases continues to increase and women continue to seek medical atten...
The “M” Word: Confronting the Critical Gap in Women’s Health Care
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Misguided publicity around an unrepresentative 20-year-old medical study has resulted in an outrageous and pervasive retreat from effecti...
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