Women's Health Line

According to a new study performed by experts at the NYU School of Global Public Health, women with disabilities are nearly twice as likely as women without disabilities to judge their diet as poor and are more likely to experience food insecurity. The study’s findings have been published in the Journal of the Academy of …

Poor diet and food insecurity are more likely among women with disabilities. Read More »

According to a new Northwestern University study, pregnant women who experienced more swings in stress from one instant to the next—also known as a liability—had infants with higher dread, melancholy, and distress at three months old than mothers who had less stress variability. Previous research has found that mothers’ stress during pregnancy is related to …

Stress experienced by mothers during pregnancy has an impact on children’s emotional growth. Read More »

Increasing physical activity and decreasing sitting time are extremely likely to reduce breast cancer risk, according to research published online in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. According to the Mendelian randomization study, the findings were usually consistent across all types and stages of the disease, prompting the researchers to advocate a greater emphasis on …

Increased physical activity and decreased inactive time are likely to minimise the risk of breast cancer. Read More »

Researchers conducted serial cardiac assessments in individuals with mild initial coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) who had no history of cardiac disease and significant comorbidities in a recent study published in the journal Nature Medicine. They examined blood biomarkers of heart injury or dysfunction as well as cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMR). As late-stage COVID-19 complications, …

Persistent cardiac symptoms in people with a modest initial COVID-19 virus Read More »

In comparison to men, cardiac problems in women are underdiagnosed, undertreated, and under-researched. According to an important prospective study published by Elsevier in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology, attending a multidisciplinary dedicated women’s heart center can increase the likelihood of an accurate diagnosis and significantly improve clinical and psychological outcomes in women who report chest …

The study emphasises the significance of establishing a women’s heart centre. Read More »

Aging is a physiological process that is irreversible, characterized by functional and structural changes at the cell, tissue, and organ levels. It has been proposed that age-related illnesses are caused by the cumulative effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which cause cell damage. Excess ROS production leads to oxidative stress. Excess ROS damage to cellular …

The impact of taurine supplementation on oxidative stress indicators in women aged 55 to 70 Read More »