Women’s Heart Attacks: The Fatal Gap in Care You Need To Know About
Women experience heart attacks differently than men and are often misdiagnosed. Know the subtle warning signs and how to insist on sex-specific testing.
Ontario’s New Fetal Blood Type Screening Is Bringing Precision Medicine to Pregnancy
Ontario is funding a new fetal blood type test using cell-free DNA. Learn how this precision test prevents unnecessary blood product injections.
Fibroid Relief: New Treatments On The Horizon
Discover how groundbreaking, non-invasive treatments are restoring hope, preserving organs, and freeing women from life-altering fibroid pain.
Women’s Heart Disease Risk: The Pregnancy Connection
New McGill risk models re-evaluate women's heart health. Learn how pregnancy history helps you and your doctor take control of your cardiac risk.
The Hidden Heart Clue In Your Mammogram That You Need To Know About
Routine mammograms capture vital data about women’s heart health. Discover Breast Arterial Calcification and why your report leaves it out.
Your Social Media Feed May Be Selling You Women’s Health Products That Don’t Work
Women’s health gaps are being filled by viral marketing. Here is the clinical reality behind 5 heavily promoted online wellness trends.
Syphilis Is Surging in Ontario and Pregnant Women Are Paying the Price
Ontario's syphilis surge has reached every corner of the province. Here's what pregnant people need to know about screening and protection.
Beyond Ibuprofen: New Tech and Natural Remedies for Period Pain
Period pain isn't just something you have to endure. Discover the natural remedies and Health Canada-approved tech that offer proven relief.
PCOS Has a New Name and This is Why it Matters
PCOS is now PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome). Discover why this landmark renaming matters for patient diagnosis and metabolic care.
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.