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More Than 90% of Patients Are Women: Is this Why This Cardiovascular Disease Is Overlooked?

By Pamela Mace R.N. & Giamila Fantuzzi PhD ● Health & Science ● March 3, 2026

Decades of neglect have left clinicians and researchers with an incomplete understanding of the unique features and risk factors that drive cardiovascular disease in women, including FMD.

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Military Women Face Distinct Health Needs — Maintaining Gender-Informed Care and Safeguards are Critical

By Cristina Johnson ● Commentary ● February 1, 2026

Shortfalls point to ongoing barriers—including stigma, limited clinic accessibility, and hurdles concerning women.

Abortion Has Always Existed and Always Will

By Gabriella Watson ● Commentary ● December 19, 2025

“They can cut all the flowers, but they cannot stop the spring.”

The Hidden Cost of Vascular Disease

By Wei Zhang ● Health & Science ● November 24, 2025

Cold weather amplifies these risks, underscoring the urgent need for earlier recognition, smarter screening, and scalable innovations.

What If We Took Endometriosis as Seriously as We Take Diabetes?

By Nina Stachenfeld ● Commentary ● October 20, 2025

The disparity is most acute for diseases that primarily affect women.

Why We Need ‘Cliteracy’ Today More Than Ever

By A Renee Bergtrom ● Commentary ● July 15, 2025

Women possess the only bodily organ whose sole purpose is to bring pleasure.

Improve Postpartum Care to Detect Preeclampsia

By Amrapali Maitra ● Commentary ● February 21, 2025

While most cases of preeclampsia arise in pregnancy, it turns out my experience of having a healthy pregnancy with normal blood pressures and being diagnosed after delivery is not uncommon.

It’s Time We Close the Treatment Gap for Women

By Brooke Story ● Commentary ● October 1, 2024

Women’s health has been underfunded, under-researched, and underserved.

Why Are Military Women Affected by Toxic Exposure More than Men?

By Jonathan Sharp ● Health & Science ● April 14, 2022

The fact that medical professionals seldom ask women whether they served in the military upon assigning them a diagnosis is just one of the reasons why many female veterans fail to receive the healthcare they need.

From Scientific Bombshells to Scientific Breakthroughs: Women are in the Lead

By Rosalind C. Barnett & Caryl Rivers ● Health & Science ● July 14, 2021

“The vaccine you are going to be taking was developed by an African American woman and that is just a fact.” – Dr. Anthony Fauci