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Women’s Health News focuses on issues related to female well-being, including gynecological health, reproductive rights, and breast health. It provides valuable information for women of all ages to take charge of their health.

Embryo Freezing

Embryo Freezing

Embryo freezing would help women to have late marriage

Down’s Syndrome Is The Leading Birth Defect In the US

Down’s Syndrome Is The Leading Birth Defect In the US

Facial abnormalities and Down's syndrome are the leading birth defects in the country.

Women Are Genetically More Prone To Depression

Women Are Genetically More Prone To Depression

Women are more prone to depression than men, and this may be due to genetic factors, according to a research published in the American Journal of Psychiatry.

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Punjab Government To Clamp Down On Sex Determination Tests

Punjab Government To Clamp Down On Sex Determination Tests

The authorities in India’s Punjab state are using decoy customers to trap doctors who conduct sex determination tests for unborn babies which has been outlawed.

Complications During Delivery Related To Eating Disorders

Complications During Delivery Related To Eating Disorders

Researchers have found that complications around the time of birth could lead to eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, later in life.

Women call for health right to rural women

Women call for health right to rural women

Indian Policy makers and women rights activists have stressed the need for more concrete steps to improve women's access to quality healthcare services in the country.

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Coaching In Labor Could Increase Bladder Problems

Coaching In Labor Could Increase Bladder Problems

Recent research conducted has found that there is actually increased risk damage to the urinary bladder if a woman is coached during labor to push during contractions.

Economic and Ethical disparities hinder cervical cancer screening

Economic and Ethical disparities hinder cervical cancer screening

Study conducted in 40,000 African American women found that economic and ethical issues make them less accessible to health care.

Usage Of Oral Contraceptives Need Not Be Feared By SLE Patients

Usage Of Oral Contraceptives Need Not Be Feared By SLE Patients

Women suffering from inactive or stable SLE need not worry in taking contraceptive pills as the research has proven that there is no risk.

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New Fund Launched To Help HIV Positive Women

New Fund Launched To Help HIV Positive Women

The object of the fund is to help the women and children who are HIV positive to cope with the treatment they require.

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