Women’s Health
She says doctors ignored her concerns about her pregnancy; for black women, it’s a familiar story.
Lying on her living room sofa, her head cradled just under her husband’s shoulder, Brooke Smith pulled out a pen and began marking up her medical r...
Health Care Access and Equity: Women's Health and Technology Are Key
While the quality of U.S. healthcare and patient outcomes has generally increased over time, access to care — and thus to positive patient outcomes...
An Idaho woman who documented her 19-day miscarriage on TikTok blames the state's near-total abortion ban for her 'horrific' experience
Carmen Broesder’s miscarriage lasted 19 days, she said. She visited three separate emergency rooms before receiving a pap procedure and medic...
On TikTok, women are sharing their pregnancy nose. But what causes it?
On TikTok, parents are sharing a physical change they didn’t anticipate after conceiving: pregnancy nose.
The pregnancy nose videos are simpl...
Substance use disorders and treatment in Asian American and Pacific Islander women: A scoping review
Abstract
Background and Objectives
Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) face unique barriers in seeking treatment for substance use disorders (...
The mobile clinic bringing prenatal care to women in Bethlehem
Many women in Bethlehem today cannot access prenatal and postnatal care, but a mobile clinic team is working to change that.
Many women in Bethlehe...
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