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FDA May Approve The First Over-The-Counter Contraceptive Pill
A business is requesting that the FDA allow non-prescription sales of their progestin-only medication. 
A business is requesting that the FDA allow non-prescription sales of their progestin-only medication. -
Uterus Transplants Allow U.S. Women To Have Healthy Pregnancies
The ladies were either born without uteruses or required uterine removal, making them all suffer from what is known as absolute uterine-factor infertility. The ladies were either born without uteruses or required uterine removal, making them all suffer from what is known as absolute uterine-factor infertility. -
Struggling With Menopause? Your Diet Could Be The Culprit
A key to an easier transition is to watch what you eat. 
A key to an easier transition is to watch what you eat. -
Black Women Die Of HPV-Related Cancer At A Disproportionately Higher Rate: Study
The study found "glaring racial disparities" in cervical cancer deaths at a rate that only worsened with age. 
The study found "glaring racial disparities" in cervical cancer deaths at a rate that only worsened with age. -
Endometriosis-Associated Pain May Soon See Effective Treatment As Phase 3 Trial For New Drug Shows Promise
Many patients have run out of choices and are living with persistent and severe symptoms because there is no known cause or solution, but that could soon change. 
Many patients have run out of choices and are living with persistent and severe symptoms because there is no known cause or solution, but that could soon change. -
Impact of COVID Vaccine On Menstrual Cycle Minimal, Resolves Quickly: Study
The study follows widespread reports of heavier and longer periods from people who had recently been vaccinated. 
The study follows widespread reports of heavier and longer periods from people who had recently been vaccinated. -
You May Have Been Given The Wrong Antibiotics For Your UTI, Study Suggests
Rural women are also more likely to receive inappropriately long antibiotic durations. Rural women are also more likely to receive inappropriately long antibiotic durations. -
Migraines And Heart Disease: How Are They Related?
Studies have also noted how migraines are most prevalent in women. 
Studies have also noted how migraines are most prevalent in women. -
How To Tell The Difference Between A Yeast Infection And UTI
One is not dangerous and the other can seriously harm your health. One is not dangerous and the other can seriously harm your health. -
The Recommended Foods To Eat During Your Cycle
Because adjusting our diet to support our fluctuating hormones can be a game-changer when it comes to taking charge of our health 
Because adjusting our diet to support our fluctuating hormones can be a game-changer when it comes to taking charge of our health
