UCC to become first university in Ireland to introduce pregnancy loss policy
University College Cork (UCC) is to become the first Irish university to launch a pregnancy loss policy to…
Study finds women have higher genetic risk of depression
SYDNEY: Women are genetically at higher risk of clinical depression than men, Australian researchers found in a study…
Cesarean births in advanced labor linked to higher risk of womb scarring
Women who have Cesarean births at an advanced stage of labor are about eight times more likely to…
Pelvic floor therapy is crucial for some women. You can guess how insurers feel.
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HIV resources ‘haven’t proportionally scaled up’ alongside advances in treatment, says expert
Gaps in HIV care, including for Kerry and Cork, must be addressed if the Government is to reach…
Solar storms could trigger heart attacks, women face highest risk; know causes and prevention |
A recent observational study published in Nature Communications Medicine by researchers in Brazil reveals that intense solar storms,…
Iowa author tells survivors’ stories in ‘Carried Through Cancer’
When Kim Harms was going through breast cancer treatment at age 40, she found strength in her faith,…
7 simple lifestyle hacks for better physical and mental health
Women are the pillar of society that keeps the world up and running. From sun-up to sundown, their…
Why Women Might be the Future of the Protein Market
For the first time, women outnumber men in seeking higher protein intake, a scientific and cultural shift that…
‘What strikes me is how easy it would have been to dismiss that one symptom’ – The Irish Times
Úna Kealy didn’t have any of the typical symptoms of a gynaecological cancer before she was diagnosed with…
The Silent Battle: How hormones and hidden pressures fuel anxiety in women
Anxiety disorders are those that affect our capacity to respond to the angst they cause in a normal…
DEXA Scan Deep Dive, With Insights From the Experts (2025)
For most people, though, “if results are strong, maybe you don’t need another scan for five years,” says…