Natalia Silina's Blog — The School of Women's Health

Based on scientifically proven data, articles about women’s health from menarche to menopause, about pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood, the health of your partner and sexual education for teenagers.

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Fitness Prevents Kidney Diseases Better Than Weight Loss: Study

Exercising is more effective than losing weight, if you want to ward off kidney diseases, suggests a new study by American scientists.

October – Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Every October, an entire month is dedicated to increasing breast cancer awareness – one of the leading causes of female mortality worldwide.

September 28th – International Safe Abortion Day

The global safe abortion movement has gained momentum through the regional campaign for the decriminalization of abortions in Latin America.

Scientists Determined the Age When We Are Happiest

German scientists have pinpointed the age at which we feel our happiest, and the results have proven somewhat unexpected.

September 26 – World Contraception Day

Every year, Contraception Day is dedicated to spreading information about available and quality methods, especially among young people.

Physical Activity in the 20s Benefits Women’s Heart Health Later

Australian researchers have discovered that physical activity provides advantages to the heart health for over 20 years later in life.

Social Media May Promote Depression During Pregnancy

Social media has been identified as a risk factor for the emergence of depressive symptoms in pregnant women.

Are Energy Drinks Threatening Your Health?

In a recent study, scientists examined the impact of energy drinks on the cardiovascular and nervous systems.

Every Third Man is a Carrier of the Human Papillomavirus

Scientists conducted a comprehensive analysis of research spanning 27 years to assess the prevalence of the human papillomavirus in men.

Microsoft is Creating the Largest AI Model for Cancer Detection

Microsoft has partnered with Paige to build the world's largest artificial intelligence model for precise diagnosis of pathologies.

Small Steps for Preventing Hip Fracture – Recent Research

New Australian research demonstrates that preventing hip fracture is easy, and everyone should pay attention to bone strengthening.

Diagnosis of Heart Disease Differs Between Women and Men

The diagnosis and treatment of heart disease significantly lag for women compared to men, according to a recent study.