Search Tag: women's health
2025 25 May
Digital health technologies (DHTs) are reshaping healthcare delivery across the globe. By enhancing access to services, enabling remote monitoring and supporting personalised care, these tools are particularly transformative for women. A recent scoping review of 80 studies has shown that DHTs significantly improve women’s health outcomes, empower...Read more
2025 25 May
Digital health technologies (DHTs) are reshaping healthcare delivery across the globe. By enhancing access to services, enabling remote monitoring and supporting personalised care, these tools are particularly transformative for women. A recent scoping review of 80 studies has shown that DHTs significantly improve women’s health outcomes, empower...Read more
2025 28 Jan
The women's health sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by increased awareness of gender-specific health needs, breakthroughs in biotechnology and the expansion of telehealth services. Flexible business models are also making the market more attractive. However, the sector still faces considerable challenges, including underfunding,...Read more
2025 28 Jan
The women's health sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by increased awareness of gender-specific health needs, breakthroughs in biotechnology and the expansion of telehealth services. Flexible business models are also making the market more attractive. However, the sector still faces considerable challenges, including underfunding,...Read more
2025 28 Jan
The women's health sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by increased awareness of gender-specific health needs, breakthroughs in biotechnology and the expansion of telehealth services. Flexible business models are also making the market more attractive. However, the sector still faces considerable challenges, including underfunding,...Read more
2024 08 Sep
Breast cancer screening is a crucial public health initiative aimed at early detection of breast malignancies. In many countries, including the Netherlands, mammography is a primary screening tool. Women recalled after an abnormal screening face additional imaging and diagnostic procedures, often increasing anxiety and healthcare costs. Contrast-enhanced...Read more
2024 27 May
The women's health sector has seen notable progress, with increased federal funding and a broader focus beyond maternal health. However, as industry leaders discussed during a recent panel at the MedCity News INVEST conference in Chicago, significant challenges remain. Navigating Early-Stage Investment Challenges in Women’s Health Melissa...Read more
2024 27 May
The women's health sector has seen notable progress, with increased federal funding and a broader focus beyond maternal health. However, as industry leaders discussed during a recent panel at the MedCity News INVEST conference in Chicago, significant challenges remain. Navigating Early-Stage Investment Challenges in Women’s Health Melissa...Read more
2024 27 May
The women's health sector has seen notable progress, with increased federal funding and a broader focus beyond maternal health. However, as industry leaders discussed during a recent panel at the MedCity News INVEST conference in Chicago, significant challenges remain. Navigating Early-Stage Investment Challenges in Women’s Health Melissa...Read more
2024 23 May
The automated detection of breast cancer in mammography using computer algorithms has been a research focus for decades, aimed at assisting radiologists in identifying early signs of cancer. Despite advancements, breast cancer screening using digital mammography (DM) or digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) still heavily relies on radiologists, who...Read more
2024 20 May
In an era where health apps reign supreme, promising convenience and empowerment, a sobering reality emerges: many of these apps designed for women carry significant privacy and safety risks. Recent research conducted by teams from University College London and King’s College London has shed light on the extent of these dangers, presenting their...Read more
2024 20 May
In an era where health apps reign supreme, promising convenience and empowerment, a sobering reality emerges: many of these apps designed for women carry significant privacy and safety risks. Recent research conducted by teams from University College London and King’s College London has shed light on the extent of these dangers, presenting their...Read more
2024 20 May
In an era where health apps reign supreme, promising convenience and empowerment, a sobering reality emerges: many of these apps designed for women carry significant privacy and safety risks. Recent research conducted by teams from University College London and King’s College London has shed light on the extent of these dangers, presenting their...Read more
2024 07 May
Hologic, Inc. announced the availability of the Brevera® Breast Biopsy System 7-gauge needle in Europe. This addition expands the suite of Brevera Disposable Biopsy Needles and provides radiologists with more options for their biopsy procedures. The Brevera system was the world’s first 1* vacuum-assisted breast biopsy solution to integrate...Read more
2024 07 May
Hologic, Inc. announced the availability of the Brevera® Breast Biopsy System 7-gauge needle in Europe. This addition expands the suite of Brevera Disposable Biopsy Needles and provides radiologists with more options for their biopsy procedures. The Brevera system was the world’s first 1* vacuum-assisted breast biopsy solution to integrate...Read more
2024 07 May
Pre-eclampsia (PE) affects a significant percentage of pregnancies globally and leads to numerous foetal and maternal deaths each year. Early identification is crucial for effective monitoring and prevention. Aspirin prophylaxis for high-risk women can reduce PE rates and adverse outcomes. Healthcare providers often predict future health events...Read more
2024 07 May
Pre-eclampsia (PE) affects a significant percentage of pregnancies globally and leads to numerous foetal and maternal deaths each year. Early identification is crucial for effective monitoring and prevention. Aspirin prophylaxis for high-risk women can reduce PE rates and adverse outcomes. Healthcare providers often predict future health events...Read more
2024 30 Apr
As leaders in women’s health, we know the importance of routine screenings and preventive care, and we’re pleased the United States Preventive Services Task Force has finalized its recommendation that average-risk women begin breast cancer screening at age 40. We hope this decision will raise awareness about early detection and highlight the critical...Read more
2024 30 Apr
As leaders in women’s health, we know the importance of routine screenings and preventive care, and we’re pleased the United States Preventive Services Task Force has finalized its recommendation that average-risk women begin breast cancer screening at age 40. We hope this decision will raise awareness about early detection and highlight the critical...Read more
2024 30 Apr
The Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) honored three leaders for their contributions to advancing women’s health at its 2024 Annual Awards Gala on Thursday, April 25, 2024. SWHR presented a Women’s Health Visionary Award to Maria Shriver for her unwavering work and advocacy across women’s health. Shriver is a mother of four,...Read more
2024 29 Apr
Hologic, Inc., a global leader in women’s health, today announced that it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Endomagnetics Ltd (Endomag®), a privately held developer of breast cancer surgery technologies, for approximately $310 million, subject to working capital and other customary closing adjustments. “Endomag’s suite of solutions...Read more
2024 29 Apr
Hologic, Inc., a global leader in women’s health, today announced that it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Endomagnetics Ltd (Endomag®), a privately held developer of breast cancer surgery technologies, for approximately $310 million, subject to working capital and other customary closing adjustments. “Endomag’s suite of solutions...Read more
2024 19 Apr
Q: I had my first mammogram this year and was told that everything was fine, but the radiologist sent me a letter saying that I have dense breast tissue. What does this mean, and should I be worried? A: The short answer is no. Dense breast tissue by itself does not need to cause alarm. Actually, approximately 40% to 50% of women undergoing...Read more
2024 27 Mar
Older women and women with disabilities face particular risk of abuse, yet their situation is largely hidden in most global and national violence-related data, according to two new publications released today by the World Health Organization (WHO). The health agency is calling for better research across countries that will help ensure these women...Read more
2024 19 Mar
Radial scars are mammary lesions characterised by a fibroelastotic core and radiating ducts and lobules. They are primarily detected on mammography, often as architectural distortion, with increasing identification due to digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). Surgical excision has historically been recommended due to variable upstaging rates, but...Read more
2024 19 Mar
Radial scars are mammary lesions characterised by a fibroelastotic core and radiating ducts and lobules. They are primarily detected on mammography, often as architectural distortion, with increasing identification due to digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). Surgical excision has historically been recommended due to variable upstaging rates, but...Read more
2024 15 Mar
Deaths among adolescent and young women are more common than previously thought, with unintentional injury, suicide, and homicide being the leading causes among females aged 1 to 19 years in the US. Among those aged 20 to 44 years, unintentional injury, cancer, and suicide are the leading causes. While direct deaths during teen pregnancy and childbirth...Read more