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Scientists are finally studying women’s bodies. This is what we’re learning.
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Scientists are finally studying women’s bodies. This is what we’re learning.

  • Scientists are uncovering how ADHD presents differently in women and girls, improving diagnosis and awareness.
  • New research shows the menstrual cycle can reshape brain regions involved in emotion and memory.
  • Hyperemesis gravidarum is gaining attention as a serious condition requiring better treatment and recognition.
  • Advances in maternal health include a blood test to predict pre-eclampsia and smarter anemia treatment.
  • New findings suggest estrogen-related changes may link menopause to reduced risk of certain joint problems.
  • Researchers are exploring how hormone therapy could influence frozen shoulder syndrome in midlife women.
  • Biomarker and diagnostic advances aim to reduce maternal mortality by identifying risks earlier.
  • Researchers are mapping how menopause-related changes affect brain and body health long-term.
  • The article underscores that women of color face disproportionately higher risks in pregnancy outcomes.
  • National Geographic summarizes a growing shift toward prioritizing women’s health in science and medicine.
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