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Sad woman looking down, highlighting pain during sex in women and the need for better awareness

Pain During Sex is Still Too Often Dismissed, Despite Affecting One in Five Women

Editorial Team Jun 29, 2026
Cranberry fruits in a clear glass jar linked to cranberry juice supporting antibiotic treatment for urinary tract infections

Cranberry Juice May Strengthen Antibiotic Action Against Urinary Tract Infection

Editorial Team Jun 17, 2026
Pregnant woman in a yellow dress sitting in a field, representing maternal health and research linking multiple births to lower arthritis risk later in life

Women Who Have Given Birth Multiple Times Linked to Lower Arthritis Risk Later in Life

Editorial Team Jun 7, 2026
Pregnant woman wearing surgical mask walking along a city street — illustrating air pollution exposure during pregnancy linked to slower baby brain development

Breathing in Dirty Air During Pregnancy Linked to Slower Brain Development in Babies

Editorial Team May 29, 2026
Woman receiving medical screening while lying on the ground beside a clinician in a purple dress during a breast health outreach — mammogram awareness for older women.

New Guidance Recommended Mammograms Every Two Years for Older Women

Editorial Team May 28, 2026
Woman standing near a window during the day feeling unwell, reflecting symptoms linked to PMOS previously known as PCOS

PMOS Replacing PCOS: A Deeper Dive into Why the Name Change Matters

Editorial Team May 17, 2026
Two white frosted cupcakes with cherry toppings used as a visual metaphor for ageing breast tissue after menopause and breast cancer risk

Ageing Breast Tissues After Menopause May Quietly Change Breast Cancer Risk

Editorial Team May 14, 2026
Elderly man and woman holding hands and smiling, representing how immune system ageing differs between men and women

Is Your Immune System Ageing Differently Because of Your Sex?

Editorial Team May 3, 2026
Panel discussion at GenPrime Everlink launch featuring patient Sarah Lian sharing her fertility journey, Dr Mathi Arasu Muthusamy (Medical Director) and moderator Eugenie — patient-centred fertility care in Malaysia

GenPrime Everlink Marks Rebrand from Ever-Link Fertility Centre, Strengthening Fertility and Women’s Healthcare in Malaysia

Editorial Team Apr 28, 2026
Woman in glasses and black hat looking thoughtful — early menopause before 40 heart attack risk

Menopause Before 40 Linked to 40% Higher Lifetime Risk of Heart Attack

Editorial Team Apr 26, 2026
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