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Everything you need to know about our brand new Special Collection dedicated to breast health

Breast health is a vital field of study with significant impact worldwide, particularly due to breast cancer being a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women. Recognizing its importance, Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology, Technology in Cancer Research & Treatment, and Women’s Health have launched a Special Collection titled "Navigating Breast Health: From Screening to Survivorship." This initiative aims to address the complexities of breast health and highlight the need for awareness, early detection, and innovative research.

ResearchRachel WolfeAugust 15, 2023women's health, oncology, cancer treatment, breast health

Health of Autistic Women: State of the Field and Future Directions

Over the past year we have guest-edited a special collection of articles for Women’s Health, focusing on new research around autistic women and girls’ physical and mental health, as well as identifying the areas that still require research attention. In this blog we reflect on some of the conclusions from this far-reaching and inspiring collection, and consider the next steps for research.

ResearchMaria Pia TissotApril 3, 2023autism, women's health

Celebrate International Women's Day with "What the World Needs Now: Lifestyle Medicine for All Women"

International Women's Day is our opportunity to make lifestyle medicine the foundation of evidence-based Women’s Health. With greater research on the benefits of traditional lifestyles as well as decades of research documenting the risks of lifestyle change in developed nations, we have the opportunity to benefit all women.

Advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women living with HIV

Historically, women’s experiences and priorities have been under-represented in the HIV narrative, especially when it comes to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. However, there are ways that we can take action to change this narrative.

Editor's Picks, ResearchMaria Pia TissotDecember 1, 2022HIV, reproductive health, women's health