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77% Of Women Feel Unsafe On Delhi Buses After Dark

Over 75 per cent of women feel unsafe commuting in Delhi buses after dark, even as the city government's fare-free bus travel scheme has crossed ... View article...

How Femtech can help reduce gender health inequality

A complex interplay of a host of sociocultural, economic, infrastructural, and geographic factors contributes to this burden among the roughly 700 million Indian women, both in urban and rural areas. Orthodox societal norms, patriarchal ... View article...

How to prevent a stroke? New guidelines emerge with tips

Screening for stroke risk factors early and regularly · A heart-healthy diet · Physical activity as stroke prevention · Unique risks for women. View article...

Woman strips at Iran university protest against strict Islamic dress code

But some social media users suggested the woman's action was a deliberate protest. "For most women , being ...in their underwear in public is one of ... View article...

Dangerous gap in knowledge about pancreatic cancer among adults under age 50

On the flip side, the American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that just 10% of pancreatic cancers are linked to heredity risk (genetic markers passed down through families), including the BRCA genes, Lynch syndrome and others. “You can't change your genes, ... View article...

Warning for younger women: Be vigilant on breast cancer risk

Breast cancer rates rose by 1 percent a year from 2012-2021 for all American women combined, but steeper increases were seen for women under 50 and Asian American and Pacifica Islander women, according to the American Cancer Society, which released its ... View article...

Younger Breast Cancer Diagnoses Increase as Survival Rates Improve

The American Cancer Society report, which comes out every two years, is helpful for doctors to keep up with breast cancer trends in the United States, said Dr. Carrie Rochman, a diagnostic radiologist at UVA Health specializing in mammograms and breast ... View article...

Animal Tests Show Promise for Restoring Heart to More Youthful Condition, Even After Heart Attack

"Society has become OK with the notion of dying from heart disease. It does not have to be this way." ... Scientists are working on turning back the clock on human hearts, allowing patients to grow new heart muscle even after cardiac injury. View article...