Novel GnRH Antagonist Reduces Heavy Menstrual Bleeding in Uterine Fibroids Study
Linzagolix is a novel, oral gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor antagonist, the trial assessed the treatment in 535 women.
Women’s Health
Premature Menopause Associated With Increased Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk
Premature menopause, defined as either surgical or natural menopause before 40 years of age, is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
Long-Term Breastfeeding Linked to Lower Risk for Diabetes
Breastfeeding for >12 months was found to be associated with a reduced risk for hypertension and diabetes.
Few Women With Chronic Health Issues Use Reliable Birth Control
One in three women of reproductive age have a chronic condition that could compromise their health or lead to adverse outcomes during pregnancy, yet few use the most effective forms of contraception.
Cannabis May Be Effective for Endometriosis-Related Symptoms and Pain
In an online survey, women reported that cannabis was effective in reducing pain and other symptoms related to endometriosis.
Lower Education, Hepatitis C Co-Infection Linked to Earlier Menopause in HIV
In women with HIV, lower education and hepatitis C co-infection are independently associated with the onset of menopause before age 45 years.
Early Childhood Weight Linked to Maternal Prepregnancy Factors
Early childhood weight gain strongly tied to prepregnancy weight, moderately tied to maternal diabetes status
Mixed Views on Treatment of Subclinical Hypothyroidism in Pregnancy
The benefits of treating overt hypothyroidism in women who are pregnant or planning pregnancy are clear, but there is less clarity regarding the maternofetal and neonatal effects of subclinical hypothyroidism.
Multiparity Linked to Poorer Cardiovascular Health
Multiparity is associated with poorer cardiovascular health, especially among women with five or more live births.
How Do Disparities in the Physician Workforce Affect Patients?
Recent research indicates that disparities related to physician race or ethnicity, sex, or disability status may play a role in physician burnout.
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