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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10 recommendations on how to become healthier in the new year

The American Medical Association has released a list of tips to help you be healthier and therefore happier in the new year

Mastectomy is not for every multitumor breast cancer

Mastectomy was almost the only option for breast cancer patients with multiple tumors. Now they can choose a less invasive surgery.

Subcutaneous fat protects the female brain

Worried about those extra pounds? Well, don't be. A new study proves that that fat is actually good for women.

Microbiomes Affects a Woman’s Chances of Getting Pregnant

Microbiomes, namely the balance of bacteria, have a direct impact on the way to the desired pregnancy – a new study

TOP 5 facts about the female orgasm

Mysterious female orgasm – couples are seeking it, researchers study, writers write, and you discuss it with your best friend...

Prenatal Wellness Care Improves Further Life of Mothers

Wellness care, especially psychological, during pregnancy has a positive effect on the mental state of women after pregnancy

Conception after miscarriage is safe even earlier than was thought

Conception within three months after miscarriage or abortion is not associated with an increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS)

One of the main causes of infertility for hundreds of thousands of women around the world is Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS).

Aerobic exercise restores the aging brain

Regular aerobic exercise provides blood flow to the brain, which helps older people keep their brains healthy

Cystitis in women – why it occurs and how to prevent it

Bladder inflammation or cystitis is one of the most common female disorders, which every third woman has faced in her life

Endometrial cancer risk is lower for women who have given birth

The more children a woman gives birth to, the fewer chances she has to get endometrial cancer – study findings

Trichomoniasis – what to know about the one-celled parasite

This insidious disease does not cause symptoms, but can cause many problems. However, it can be treated. Let's talk about trichomoniasis.