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Is A Red Light Vibrator Right For You? LELO MONA Spectra Review
A six-week personal review of LELO’s MONA Spectra examines its features and reported experience, while noting limits to claims about vaginal wellness.
FDA Approves Once-Weekly Generic Hormone Therapy Patch For Women
The FDA approved Zydus’s generic estradiol and levonorgestrel patch, a once-weekly option for certain women with an intact uterus.
Generic Of Combination Hormone Therapy Patch Approved For Women
The FDA approved a generic estradiol-levonorgestrel patch for certain postmenopausal women, with label warnings and contraindications still applying.
The Overlooked Type Of Fitness Women Can Lose In Midlife That’s Crucial For Longevity—and Expert-approved Ways To Train It
Trainer Kylie Hansen says power—the ability to produce force quickly—can support balance and rapid movement as women age. Here are her suggested exercises.
How Can You Be There For Someone After A Miscarriage?
A bereaved parent says acknowledgment, practical help and respectful check-ins can support someone after miscarriage without minimizing their grief.
Study Reassures On Benzodiazepines In Early Pregnancy
A study of more than 4 million pregnancies found no significant overall increase in congenital malformations after first-trimester benzodiazepine prescriptions.
Assisted Reproductive Technology Effective In Women With IBD
A prospective IBD cohort study found pregnancy in 73% of embryo transfer attempts versus 10% of IUI attempts; researchers caution the results are observational.
Study Finds Lower Pregnancy Risks In HPV-Vaccinated Women
A Swedish register study found modestly lower odds of several pregnancy risks among women given quadrivalent HPV vaccine, especially before age 17.
Which Natural Remedies May Help With Menopause Sleep Problems?
CBT-I has the strongest evidence among the options covered for menopause-related insomnia; evidence for melatonin and valerian remains uncertain or weak.