Women's Health
New Book Aims to Close Awareness Gap on Women's Heart Disease Symptoms
Cardiologist Arash Bereliani releases 'What About Her Heart' to educate the public on how heart disease presents differently in women, addressing a critical gap in recognition and timely diagnosis.
New Study Links Breast Tissue Aging to Increased Breast Cancer Risk in Older Women
Research mapping breast tissue changes with age explains higher breast cancer rates in older women and may guide new treatments.
BRYGE AI Wins Silver Stevie Award for Women-Focused Health Technology Innovation
BRYGE AI's recognition at the 2025 Stevie Awards for Women in Business highlights the growing importance of technology solutions addressing communication challenges faced by women with ADHD in professional and personal settings.
Spark Biomedical Secures Wellcome Leap Funding to Advance Women's Health Neurostimulation Technology
Spark Biomedical's recent funding from Wellcome Leap will enable FDA-style clinical trials for its OhmBody wearable neurostimulation device, which has shown promising results in reducing menstrual bleeding and symptoms, representing a significant advancement in addressing long-neglected women's health needs.
Shala Hormone Health Launches NOURISH² to Address Widespread Fiber Deficiency Among Women
Shala Hormone Health introduces NOURISH², a dual-action supplement targeting the 97% of women who fail to meet daily fiber needs, with implications for improved digestion, hormone health, and energy levels.
Eight Startups Selected to Innovate Women's Heart and Brain Health Through Technology
The American Heart Association's Heart and Brain Health Accelerator has chosen eight startups to develop technologies aimed at improving women's cardiovascular and brain health outcomes, highlighting the importance of innovation in healthcare.
Webinar to Address Innovative Approaches in Preventing Violence Against Women
Footage Foundation and El-Agartuu are set to host a webinar discussing innovative methods and research findings on preventing violence against women, highlighting the need for compassionate, evidence-based strategies to address this global issue.
Rising Breast Cancer Cases Among Younger Women Highlight Need for Advanced Treatments
Recent announcements by young celebrities about their breast cancer diagnoses underscore a worrying trend of increasing prevalence among women under 50, prompting calls for more effective treatments and research into the causes.
Aditxt Inc. Strengthens Board with Appointment of Evofem CEO Saundra Pelletier
Aditxt Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTX) has appointed Saundra Pelletier, CEO of Evofem Biosciences, to its Board of Directors, signaling a strategic focus on women's health and commercialization efforts.
Redefining Aging: New Book 'Fit After 50' Offers Holistic Wellness Guide for Women
Author Pramila J. Rayavarapu's new book provides a comprehensive approach to women's health and empowerment after 50, challenging societal stereotypes about aging and offering practical strategies for physical and emotional well-being.
American Heart Association Awards $15 Million to Study Women's Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Health
The American Heart Association is funding groundbreaking research to understand how unique risk factors impact women's cardiovascular and kidney diseases. Three research centers will investigate critical aspects of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome across different life stages.
Common Migraine Drug Shows Promise in Reducing Stroke Risk for Women
New research reveals propranolol, a widely-used medication for migraines and high blood pressure, may significantly reduce ischemic stroke risk in women with migraines, particularly those without aura, highlighting an important advancement in women's cardiovascular health management.
Star-Studded Red Dress Concert Highlights Critical Women's Heart Health Crisis
Sharon Stone hosts a major charity concert and fashion event in New York City to spotlight cardiovascular disease as the leading killer of women, featuring performances by Sara Bareilles and Suki Waterhouse, emphasizing the ongoing need for awareness and research in women's heart health.