Newly identified genes may help explain why women experience different heart disease symptoms than men do, which often leads to misdiagnosing serious problems.
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Women’s heart attacks are often missed: This gene may help explain why
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Northern Ireland abortion laws violate women’s rights, U.N. body says
February 25, 2018By
GENEVA (Reuters) – The United Kingdom violates women’s rights in Northern Ireland by unduly restricting their access to abortion, a report by the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) said on Friday.
Women’s March on Washington: Moms and daughters marching together
January 17, 2017By
Allison Busch-Vogel, a lawyer and mom of three in South Orange, New Jersey, was so devastated by Donald Trump’s victory and Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the presidential race, she couldn’t get herself to work for three days after the election.
Scientists believe a CANCER drug could help women’s ovaries produce more eggs
October 8, 2016By
It has always been believed that human females have a limited number of eggs, but that theory could be debunked after it was revealed that women’s ovaries may be able to grow new ones.
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