Pregnancy Brain: Study Identifies a Possible Biological Cause of Memory Changes Forgetting why you walked into a room, misplacing your keys, or suddenly losing track of a conversation are experiences …
Women’s Health
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Scientists are investigating how a woman lived to the age of 117 years and 168 days while maintaining key bodily functions despite advanced age. The study, published in Cell Reports …
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Breastfeeding May Offer Unexpected Health Benefits for Mothers Who Had Gestational Diabetes
Breastfeeding may be linked to improved heart and metabolic health among women who experienced gestational diabetes, particularly during the first weeks after childbirth, according to a recent study reported by …
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A recent Australian study has found a potential link between very high coffee consumption and lower bone mineral density among older women, while regular tea consumption was associated with a …
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The number of South Koreans aged 100 and above has nearly tripled over the past decade, according to newly released government data, highlighting the impact of improvements in healthcare and …
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Estrogen and Alzheimer’s: New Research Points to Potential Brain Protection in Women
New research is drawing attention to a possible association between estrogen-only hormone therapy during menopause and a lower risk of dementia in women, while also highlighting the need for further …
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Egypt is set to participate in the Asian Women’s Forum, an international platform focused on advancing women’s empowerment and addressing key challenges affecting women across the region. The forum is …
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A major change in the immune environment of the hippocampus appears to begin around middle age, potentially helping scientists understand how aging contributes to long term brain inflammation and age …
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A Danish study suggests that being overweight during childhood may be associated with lower chances of having children later in life, particularly as women reach their 30s and enter the …
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Heart disease has long been associated with older age, but that traditional perception is changing as rates of cardiovascular disease rise among younger women. Recent research and medical experts are …