Women

There's growing interest among women to take GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide for weight loss after giving birth and while breastfeeding. Is it safe for the baby? Doctors explain. Read More.

Luxury head spas, social media are driving the trend in pursuit of healthier hair Read More.

A surprising new warning reveals an unexpected risk linked to a hugely popular trend—one that might matter more than anyone realised. Read More.

It's one of medicine's biggest mysteries — why sometimes our immune system attacks our own bodies. Autoimmune diseases affect as many as 50 million Americans and millions more worldwide. Read More.

A surprising new discovery reveals an overlooked connection that could quietly reshape the way many people understand a familiar life transition. Read More.

A hidden struggle affects millions, yet most people don’t realize how deeply it shapes one of life’s most important experiences. Read More.

In an interview with CBS News, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary explains what went into the decision to drop the most serious warnings on hormone therapy for menopause. Read More.

A common daily habit might be the secret weapon hiding in plain sight—discover what doctors say could make your next headache easier to handle. Read More.

A doctor reveals five simple food swaps that could quietly transform your gut—and your overall wellbeing. Read More.

A powerful conversation finally breaks the silence on a workplace issue affecting millions of women — and the unexpected reactions that followed. Read More.

A new study published in JAMA Oncology suggests hormonal contraceptives may modestly increase the risk of breast cancer in women, especially with certain progestin-only formulations. TheHealthSite.com’s Muskan Gupta explains the findings, the numbers behind the risk, and what women should know about balancing contraception choices with long-term health. Read More.

A new study has found that early menopause is linked with a 27% higher risk of developing metabolic syndrome. Experts say recognizing this risk factor can lead to earlier intervention and prevention strategies, like adhering to a healthy lifestyle and regular exercise. Read More.

A new study has found that early menopause is linked with a 27% higher risk of developing metabolic syndrome. Experts say recognizing this risk factor can lead to earlier intervention and prevention strategies, like adhering to a healthy lifestyle and regular exercise. Read More.

Medical misinformation could cost lives, erode trust in healthcare, and fuel predatory marketing of unproven supplements or “cures.” Read More.

More than 4 million people in the U.S. are breast cancer survivors. GSM affects up to 70% of these survivors. Medications that stop the body from producing estrogen can prevent or stop the spread of breast cancer. Read More.