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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Risk Factors for Premature and Early Menopause in India

A study investigated triggers for premature and early menopause in India based on the National Family Health Survey from 2019 to 2021.

Mediterranean Diet Boosts Sperm Quality – New Study

Spanish researchers have delved into the influence of the Mediterranean diet on the sperm quality of men in their reproductive prime.

Gluten-Free Diet: Is it Always Beneficial for Women?

In recent decades, the gluten-free diet has become synonymous with healthy eating for many people. But is it truly the case?

January 18 – Women’s Healthy Weight Day

The Third Thursday of January is to promote a scientific approach to women's healthy weight, challenging fluctuating beauty standards.

Artificial Intelligence Risks in Healthcare: WHO concerns

The World Health Organization has emphasized the importance of the medical community awareness regarding the use of artificial intelligence.

Working As a Doctor Raises the Risk of Eating Disorders

Unpleasant, and sometimes even deadly, consequences of eating disorders are experienced by almost every tenth person in the world.

Dark Chocolate Reduces the Risk of Hypertension – Study

Previous research has indicated that flavanols present in dark chocolate have a positive impact on the cardiovascular system.

Psychotherapy is Effective for Patients with PTSD After Numerous Traumatic Events

According to a study from the University of East Anglia, psychotherapy helps adults with PTSD even after lasting traumatic events.

Clinical Trials Have Commenced for Male Contraceptive Pill

YourChoice Therapeutics has announced the initiation of the phase one of clinical trials for the very first male contraceptive pill.

Sleep Loss Impacts the Mood and Enhances Anxiety

Sleep loss is a pervasive threat to our mental and emotional well-being, extending far beyond mere fatigue.

The Scent of Female Tears Suppresses Male Aggression

Research indicates that the scent of female tears reduces brain activity associated with aggression, leading to less aggressive behavior.

Researchers Warn Against Eye Injuries from Champagne Corks

Every year, the popping of Champagne bottles concludes with serious eye injuries and even blindness for thousands of people.