Endometriosis and the Immune System: What New Research Is Showing
New research suggests people with endometriosis may face higher odds of autoimmune disease. Here’s what scientists know so far.
The $37 Billion Blind Spot: Why Canada Needs to Close the Women’s Health Gap
Canadian women spend 24% more time in poor health than men. Discover why this $37B gap exists and how to advocate for the care you deserve.
Does HRT Increase Dementia Risk? New 1M Woman Study
A study of 1M women finds HRT doesn't increase dementia risk. We dive into the findings and why women are still more likely to face Alzheimer's.
Canada Authorizes First-Ever Oral Treatment for Postpartum Depression
Canada approves ZURZUVAE, the first oral PPD pill. This breakthrough 14-day oral therapy aims to elevate the standard of maternal mental health care.
A New Fit for Health: The Smart Bra Aiming to Revolutionize Breast Cancer Detection
Meet Dr. Van Houten's smart bra: a low-cost, comfortable, no-x-ray system that detects cancer by monitoring breast tissue movement and stiffness.
The Best Food for Bone Health? It’s Probably Not What You Think
Forget milk — science says this humble dried fruit could help slow bone loss.
Empower and Inform Your Menopause Journey: Expert Interview with Amanda Thebe
Author, nutritionist, and women’s health advocate Amanda Thebe shares insights on hormone therapy, nutrition, strength training, and lifestyle strategies — showing why understanding your body is the most powerful tool for thriving through midlife.
From Mammograms to Smart Bras: Transforming Breast Cancer Detection in Canada
Beyond mammograms: new tools and research are reshaping breast cancer detection in Canada, with equity and precision in mind.
The New Era of Menopause Care: What’s Changing for Canadian Women
In this interview, Dr. Amy Louis Bayliss reveals how menopause is an opportunity to take charge of your health and shares her decade by decade action plan. Dr. Amy also shares how new Ontario standards will ensure more doctors discuss menopause care proactively.
Why Alzheimer’s Hits Women Harder: A Q+A with Dr. Natasha Rajah
Women make up the majority of Alzheimer’s patients. Dr. Rajah breaks down the science behind this gender gap and what it means for treatment.
Tylenol and Pregnancy: Sorting Science from Scare Headlines
Tylenol remains the safest option for fever and pain in pregnancy, says Canada’s top OB-GYN group.
Vitamin K2: Your Ally to Combat Bone Loss
From bone density to heart health, vitamin K2 plays a powerful role. See why the MK-7 form of the vitamin leads the way.