• Study Reveals New Understanding of How Androgen Therapy Affects Breast Tissue

• Decades-Long Suffering from Obstetric Injuries

• Microcalcification 'fingerprints' Can Yield Info About Cancer
• Migraines During Menstruation: Low Estrogen Levels Paired With Higher CGRP Levels May Jump Start Migraine

• Air Pollution Speeds Bone Loss from Osteoporosis

• Does Lifetime Exposure to Estrogen Affect Risk of Stroke?

• Predicting Two Common Heart Conditions

• Early Tastings Shorten Breastfeeding
• Body Dissatisfaction Can Lead to Eating Disorders at Any Age

• HRT Could Ward Off Alzheimer's Among at-Risk Women

• Cystic Fibrosis Drug Could Help Treat Pneumonia
• High-Energy X-Rays Leave a Trace of Destruction in Bone Collagen

• Enzyme Inhibition Promotes Bone Formation and Curbs the Development of Bone Metastases

• High Doses of Statins Increase Osteoporosis Risk, Shows Study in Animals

• Subcutaneous Fat Emerges as a Protector of Females' Brains

• Who Is More Prone to Recurrent UTIs? Bladder Bacteria May Be Key

• 雌激素可能提供保护德lirium
• Clues Found Regarding Tumor Suppressor Gene's Breast Cancer Activity

• New Oral Compound May Help Prevent and Treat Osteoporosis, Researchers Find

• Women With Elevated Breast Cancer Risk Could See Mortality Benefit from Estrogen-Blocking Drugs

• Do Women Age Differently from Men?
• 对老鼠的研究表明,雌激素的表情-Related Gene Can Impact Post-Menopausal Breast Cancer Risk and Prevention Strategies

• A Breakthrough in Bacterial Vaginosis Treatment for Women's Health
• How Women Can Reduce the Risk of Hip Fracture
• Higher Vitamin K Intake Linked to Lower Bone Fracture Risk Late in Life

• 出生th Choices After Previous Cesarean and Risk of Pelvic Floor Surgery

• Uterine Fibroid Growth Activated by Phthalates, Chemicals Found in Everyday Products

• Why Cancers Caused by BRCA Mutations Recur

• Breast Cancer Survivorship Doubles

• 人类学家发现女性骨骼每新方法manently Altered After Giving Birth

• Possible Biological Explanation for Increased Cancer Risk in Dense Breasts

• Stem Cell-Derived Organoids Mimic Human Parathyroid Tissue

• Some Breast Cancer Patients With High Responses to Chemotherapy May Not Need Surgery
• Researchers Develop 'Goldilocks Drug' To Treat Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
• Scientists Pinpoint Druggable Target in Aggressive Breast Cancer
• How Intermittent Fasting Affects Female Hormones

• Earlier Mammograms for Women With Family History of Breast Cancer May Not Be Needed

• New Drug Target for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
• Hair Straightening Chemicals Associated With Higher Uterine Cancer Risk

• Study Sheds Light on Understudied Breast Cancer Type

• Sports Like Soccer, Basketball Better for Young Athletes' Bone Health Than Running Alone

• Experimental Treatment Approach Counters Allergic Asthma Without Weakening Flu Defenses

• Continued Access to Fertility Preservation Critical for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients, Following SCOTUS Decision, Experts Say

• Long-Term Study Supports Link Between Inflammation and Cognitive Problems in Older Breast Cancer Survivors

• Shape-Shifting Fat Cells Fuel Breast Cancer Growth

• Unhealthy Gut Sets Stage for Breast Cancer to Spread, Research Reveals

• Contrast-Enhanced in-Phase Dixon Sequence Impacts Biopsy Clip Detection on Breast MRI
• Technique Developed in Mice Could Aid Detection of Cancer in Dense Breasts

• Blocking an Ion Channel Improves Muscle Function and Survival in Mice With Severe Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
• Researchers Identify a Drug That Mimics the Effects of Exercise on Muscle and Bone in Mice

• HSD3B1 Gene Research Shows Association Between Genotype and Endometrial Cancer

• Researchers Map Rotating Spiral Waves in Live Human Hearts
• High Blood Pressure May Accelerate Bone Aging
• How a Single Protein Could Unlock Age-Related Vision Loss

• Data on Cancer Risk from Hormone Therapy 'reassuring,' Menopause Experts Say

• Breast Cancer Cells Use Forces to Open Up Channels Through Tissue

• Breast MRI Illuminates Risk of Second Breast Cancer

• Fertility Preservation Measures Do Not Appear to Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence

• Researcher Looks at Molecular Changes for Clues to Disparities in Breast Cancer Outcomes

• Proteins in Cell-Based Particles Could Lead to Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer Metastasis

• Vegetarian Women Are at a Higher Risk of Hip Fracture
• Study Shows Annual Screening Before Age 50 Leads to Lower Proportions of Advanced Breast Cancer

• New Model Can Predict Best Drug Combinations for Osteoporosis

• Scientists Identify Novel Molecular Biomarkers in Cells That Spread a Deadly Form of Breast Cancer
• A Heat-Sensitive Calcium Channel Gets Positive Feedback

• Diets Higher in Calcium and Potassium May Help Prevent Recurrent Symptomatic Kidney Stones

• Taste Sensors Keep Proteins in Order in Flies

• New Findings Reveal How Neurons Build and Maintain Their Capacity to Communicate

• Benefits of NHS Breast Screening Programme Outweigh the Small Risk of Overdiagnosis, Study Finds

• Study Confirms Lead-in-Water Causes Adverse Fetal Health Outcomes
• Study Results Challenge Current Thinking About Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease

• Programmed Cell Death in Cancer Cells: Overcoming Resistance Through Paraptosis-Inducing Compounds

• Taking Vitamin D During Pregnancy Could Lower the Risk of Eczema in Babies

• Predicting the Future: A Quick, Easy Scan Can Reveal Late-Life Dementia Risk

• The Effect of Breast Cancer Screening Is Declining

• 'Structural Racism' Cited in Study of Breast-Biopsy Delays

• Breast Duct Treatment for Early Breast Cancer Eliminates All Signs of Disease in Laboratory Experiments
• Hormones Are Linked With Sleep Apnea, Snoring in Postmenopausal Women

• Pregnant Women With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome at Risk of Heart Complications During Delivery, Study Finds

• Women Burn Fat Even After Menopause

• Hormones Contribute to Sex Disparities in Bladder Cancer, Study Shows
• Scientists Discover New Molecule That Kills Hard-to-Treat Cancers

• Lessons on How to Sleep: What We Can Learn from Worms

• Bone, Heal Thyself: Toward Ceramics Tailored for Optimized Bone Self-Repair

• Promising Compound Kills Range of Hard-to-Treat Cancers by Targeting a Previously Undiscovered Vulnerability

• The Paired Perils of Breast Cancer and Diabetes

• Scientists Discover a Potential New Marker to Personalized Therapy for Breast Cancer

• Density, Benign Disease Raise Risk of Breast Cancer

• Great Progress Thanks to Mini Organs

• Hormonal Changes During Menopause Are Directly Related to Decline in Cardiovascular Health

• Stress May Be Associated With Fertility Issues in Women

• Researchers Investigate Connection Between Loss of Motivation and Alzheimer's Disease Progression

• Scientists Discover How Salt in Tumors Could Help Diagnose and Treat Breast Cancer

• New Factors That Can Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence Defined

• Breast Cancer: Why Metastasis Spreads to the Bone
• Some Autism Spectrum Disorder Symptoms Linked to Astrocytes

• Weapon Against Tumors, Boost for the Immune System

• Study Finds Infertility History Linked With Increased Risk of Heart Failure

• Obesity Significantly Increased Heart Failure Risk Among Women With Late Menopause

• AURORA Study Identifies Molecular Features Tied to Breast Cancer Tumor Spread