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Sea moss contains 182 micrograms of folate per typical portion, providing almost half of the daily recommended intake for women.

A UC Berkeley study found measurable concentrations of 16 different heavy metals, including lead and arsenic, in tampons from various brands, raising concerns about potential health implications for users.

Rapid weight loss from semaglutide use can lead to breast ptosis, mirroring effects seen after bariatric surgery. Healthcare providers should be prepared to counsel patients on this potential outcome and offer strategies for management.

Women’s heart attack symptoms often differ significantly from men’s, presenting as subtle signs that can be easily overlooked or misattributed to other conditions.

Dr. Larissa H. Mattei’s personal account offers a rare glimpse into the emotional and professional challenges faced by healthcare providers who find themselves on both sides of a cancer diagnosis.

Women experiencing persistent bloating, abnormal bleeding, or chronic fatigue should seek medical evaluation as these symptoms may signal various types of cancer.