Perimenopause & MenopausePerimenopause & Menopause
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💡 Breast Cancer Prevention Just Leveled Up: What Two Breakthroughs Mean for the Future of Women’s Health

💡 Breast Cancer Prevention Just Leveled Up: What Two Breakthroughs Mean for the Future of Women’s Health

From AI to Menopause Meds—Here’s the Latest Good News, and Why It Matters

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
News and DataNews and Data
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Celiac Disease Isn’t Just Gluten: Why Diagnosis Is Delayed—and Symptoms Linger

Celiac Disease Isn’t Just Gluten: Why Diagnosis Is Delayed—and Symptoms Linger

New research reveals years-long delays in diagnosis—even for high-risk patients—and a hidden immune “scar” that persists after going gluten-free.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
NewsletterNewsletter
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Why Women Age Differently + Endo Awareness Toolkit, Emma Watson’s Habit & More

Why Women Age Differently + Endo Awareness Toolkit, Emma Watson’s Habit & More

Sex differences in aging, new endometriosis education tools, migraine events, and a bold film on vulvar pain—here’s what to know this week.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Reproductive YearsReproductive Years
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“It Felt Like I Was Being Stabbed”: Why IUD Pain Can No Longer Be Ignored

“It Felt Like I Was Being Stabbed”: Why IUD Pain Can No Longer Be Ignored

ACOG Issues New Guidance Aligned with CDC—But What Will Happen in Clinical Practice?

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Midlife Midlife
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The Truth About Compounded Meds: What Women Deserve to Know

The Truth About Compounded Meds: What Women Deserve to Know

Hormones, semaglutide, and the gray area between personal care and systemic failure

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Midlife Midlife
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The System That Regulates Everything—But Is Missing from Medicine: Why the Endocannabinoid System Is Still Ignored in Healthcare Education

The System That Regulates Everything—But Is Missing from Medicine: Why the Endocannabinoid System Is Still Ignored in Healthcare Education

The ECS plays a central role in mood, metabolism, pain, inflammation, hormones, and immune function—yet it's absent from most medical training, leaving millions misdiagnosed and mistreated.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Mental HealthMental Health
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ADHD in Women Is Often Missed—Until It’s Too Loud to Ignore

ADHD in Women Is Often Missed—Until It’s Too Loud to Ignore

Why so many women go undiagnosed—and how hormonal shifts, life transitions, and systemic gaps keep them from getting help at every age.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Sexual HealthSexual Health
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When ‘Everything Looks Normal’ Hurts: What a New Study Reveals About Dismissive Women’s Health Care

When ‘Everything Looks Normal’ Hurts: What a New Study Reveals About Dismissive Women’s Health Care

Over half of patients with vulvovaginal disorders considered giving up on care. A new study sheds light on why—and what needs to change.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Perimenopause & MenopausePerimenopause & Menopause
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Burning, Dryness, Pain? These New Guidelines Change Everything

Burning, Dryness, Pain? These New Guidelines Change Everything

GSM Isn’t a Secret Anymore: What Every Woman Needs to Know About the New Menopause Guidelines

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
EndometriosisEndometriosis
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Adenomyosis vs. Endometriosis: Why Knowing the Difference Could Change Your Health

Adenomyosis vs. Endometriosis: Why Knowing the Difference Could Change Your Health

One is talked about. The other is often missed. Discover what every woman should know about this painful and misunderstood condition.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
News and DataNews and Data
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AI in Women’s Health: The Cure We Need or Just More of the Same?

AI in Women’s Health: The Cure We Need or Just More of the Same?

AI is transforming medicine—but if it learns from bad data, it will keep failing women. Here’s how we fix the foundation before it’s too late.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
Midlife Midlife
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🧠 Your Ovaries Are Talking to Your Brain—Are You Listening?

🧠 Your Ovaries Are Talking to Your Brain—Are You Listening?

Your ovaries aren’t just about reproduction—they are deeply connected to your brain, metabolism, and lifespan. Scientists are finally paying attention. This week, we’re diving into groundbreaking research that could change how we think about women’s health.

Georgie Kovacs
Georgie Kovacs
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