Women may be missing the warning signs of potentially fatal iron deficiency by mistaking them as harmless conditions, doctors have warned. Iron is vital for the creation of red blood cells ...

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Although some women believe this, the answer, experts say, is no, not really. Menstrual synchrony, as it is known, does occur occasionally, but not because of proximity or the release of chemical ...

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A landmark women’s health study scared women and doctors away from menopause hormone treatments. A 20-year follow-up found that fears were largely overblown. More than two decades ago ...

Nearly 30% of women aged 15 to 49 globally have anemia, a condition caused by too little iron in the blood, according to the World Health Organization [1] Anaemia in Women and Children.

there's no doubt about it, and we'd all like to reduce stress in our lives. Differences in estrogen levels are typical in a woman on different days, or between two women on the same day of their ...

Just because a team enters the NCAA DI women’s basketball tournament as one of the four No. 1 seeds doesn’t mean it's guaranteed a spot in the Final Four — just look at Indiana and Stanford ...