Women’s Health

Eid al-Adha is synonymous with grand feasts and rich meat dishes, but for those managing chronic conditions, the festivities require a bit of strategic planning. Dr. Gylan Marei, Internal Medicine …

Eid al-Adha is a season of celebration, but it also brings a unique set of safety challenges for families. Dr. Mervat El-Sayed, Director of the African Center for Women’s Health …

Ismailia Governorate has reached a major milestone in public health with the successful conclusion of its “Your Right to Plan” (Hakki Tounazzami) campaign. Over a high-impact two-week period, the initiative …

Egypt is facing a defining moment in maternal healthcare as C-section rates hit a staggering 72%—one of the highest figures globally. The Malath Foundation for Women Support is calling for …

Egypt is witnessing a historic transformation in women’s public health, driven by high-level political will and expansive national initiatives. According to the latest report from the Central Agency for Public …

A groundbreaking study published in *The American Journal of Human Genetics* has finally shed light on one of medicine’s most persistent mysteries: why women are significantly more susceptible to autoimmune …

Yas Marina Circuit was transformed into a sanctuary for women’s health this week as it hosted over 200 women for the inaugural “Made for Her” event. This wellness initiative, launched …

Recent scientific studies have sparked a wave of questions regarding the link between a mother’s immune system during pregnancy and the likelihood of her child developing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). …

For women over 65, the simple choice between tea and coffee in the morning could have a profound impact on long-term skeletal health. A decade-long study conducted by researchers at …

For improving maternal and child health outcomes in Upper Egypt, Deputy Minister of Health and Population Dr. Abla El-Alfi met with Dr. Hassan El-Numani, President of Sohag University, to advance …