Subrata Barot Thakar 6 days ago Thousands of Women Turn to ER for Uterine Fibroid Relief. Maybe They Shouldn’t. Women are heading to an unexpected place to receive treatment for uterine fibroids—the emergency room.
Subrata Barot Thakar Jun 1 Quiz Quandary? 94% of Women Fail Health IQ Test A whopping 94%, or 9 in 10 women who are aged 20 and above, lack knowledge about key women’s health issues
Subrata Barot Thakar May 11 No Cola a Day Keeps the Bowel Cancer Away, Study Shows Put down those sodas and coffee shop concoctions, and chug water, ladies. Drinking two or more sugary drinks daily doubles a woman’s risk
Subrata Barot Thakar May 4 Sexism in Churches Hurts Women’s Health A new reason for religious organizations to assign women to leadership positions—female worshippers in places that do not allow women in lea
Subrata Barot Thakar May 4 UK to Pull Millions in Reproductive Health Funds for Underserved Women and Girls The United Kingdom is shifting priorities and funds away from women’s health care and essential services.
Subrata Barot Thakar Apr 26 Blue Cross Vows to Reduce Maternal Racial Health Care Disparities by 50% Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) wants to reduce the racial disparities in maternal health by 50% in five years.
Subrata Barot Thakar Apr 26 Pfizer, Moderna Covid-19 Vaccines Safe for Pregnant Women The Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines are safe to receive during pregnancy, says CDC.
Amy Baxter Apr 19 There’s Unclear Link Between Blood Clots, the J&J Covid-19 Vaccine and Women Six women developed an extremely rare blood clotting condition weeks after receiving the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19.
Subrata Barot Thakar Apr 12 Own Your Health: Oprah’s network unveils new health campaign for Black women Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) is launching a healthcare initiative dedicated to serving Black women called Own Your Health.
Subrata Barot Thakar Apr 5 Covid-19 Pandemic ‘Wiped Out’ Women’s Job Gains, Pushing Mental Health to the Brink The Covid-19 pandemic is proof the U.S. still lags in gender parity, with pandemic-related job losses resulting impacting more women.
