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The Gates Foundation commits $2.5B to women’s health
The Gates Foundation said Monday it will commit $2.5 billion to women’s health research and development through 2030, prioritizing low- and middle-income countries. It’s a significant investment for an area that has received minimal funding or attention for decades.
A newly FDA-approved, at-home test kit from Teal Health called the Teal Wand aims to break down some of those barriers and ...
Rosen is the executive director of the Katz Institute for Women's Health at Northwell Health in New York and recently began her term as volunteer president of the American Heart Association. In both ...
The most transformational new offering that we’re excited about is our new pelvic floor physical therapy program,” said ...
A new wearable device helps women track perimenopause symptoms — from brain fog to sleep problems — and gives feedback on how ...
To understand how deeply sexism is rooted in health care, look no further than the word “hysteria.” For millennia, this ...
The body-positive movement has encouraged people, especially women, to see beauty in all shapes and sizes, and it's reminded us that body ideals are culturally constructed and not based on science.
As businesses look to build stronger workforces, supporting women’s health has become a strategic imperative, and a new ...
Adolescence is all about opportunity, and the bones are no exception. Women can reach 90 percent of their peak bone mass—meaning their mineral stores are as good as they’ll ever get—by age 18.
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