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Endometriosis: Cellular mapping study could lead to new treatments

Researchers have mapped the cellular and molecular profiles of endometriosis in an effort to help improve its diagnostic process and treatment.

Cluster headaches may be more common in men, but more severe in women

Why are women less likely to survive cardiac arrest than men?

High doses of statins may impact bone health, mouse study finds

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Why females may be less likely to experience brain inflammation than males

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Nonhormonal birth control gel may help block sperm with low side effects

Scientists have developed a new nonhormonal gel for birth control—which blocked 98% of sperm from entering the uterus in sheep—that could one day become a viable alternative for humans.
How phthalates accelerate the growth of uterine fibroids

A new study shows that phthalates, a common chemical, stimulate the growth of uterine fibroids, benign tumors that can affect feminine health.
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Cancer and bone health: Chemotherapy and smoking may up fracture risk

A new study has found that some cancer survivors may have higher risks for bone fractures within the first few years after diagnosis.
Why is the clit so sensitive? Thanks to over 10,000 nerves, first real count finds

A new study has found that the human clitoris contains 10,281 nerve fibers on average, around 20% more than previously estimated. And even this may be an undercount.
Does intermittent fasting affect female hormones?

A new study in female participants with overweight or obesity suggests that intermittent fasting could have a small impact on some hormone levels.
Triple-negative breast cancer: Experimental treatment shows promise

Animal research has shown that an experimental treatment for triple-negative breast cancer holds promise. Next, the researchers are looking to test it in humans.
In Conversation: What makes breast cancer come back?

Dr. Rachel Natrajan and Dr. Liz O'Riordan speak about breast cancer, discussing why cancer comes back, and what may influence recurrence risk.
Menopause: Low fat, plant-based diet may improve hot flash symptoms by 88%

A new study suggests that a low fat, plant-based diet rich in soy is as effective as hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for reducing hot flashes. The dietary protocol may have also helped women lose 8 pounds on average and improved their quality of life.
Why are scientists growing human brain cells in the lab?

Researchers have been developing brain tissue models and experimenting with them in the laboratory. What are these models for, and are there ethical concerns?
Eating 5 to 6 prunes a day may prevent bone loss, osteoporosis

Eating at least 5-6 prunes a day may be able to prevent bone loss in people with osteoporosis in part thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, according to a new study.

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