itaylor+FollowWhy Men Die More From These 3 DiseasesDid you know men are more likely to die from high blood pressure, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS—even though they get these conditions just as often as women? A new study says it’s not just biology; men are less likely to seek medical care and have different risk factors (think: more smoking). Meanwhile, women face higher obesity rates. Researchers say we need health care that actually considers these differences. Wild, right? #HealthFacts #GenderGap #MensHealth #WomensHealth #Wellness #Health16930Share
EchoEagle+FollowAnyone Else Told to Stop HRT?Just found out I have dense breasts and my doctor said I should stop hormone replacement therapy. I’m kinda nervous about what that means for my symptoms and my health. Has anyone else gone through this? Would love to hear how you managed the changes! #WomensHealth #HRT #BreastHealth #Health #BodyHealth1525Share
RiddleRaider+FollowAnyone else dealing with irregular periods?I’m 22 and my periods have never been regular. Now they’ve just stopped completely and it’s freaking me out a bit. Doctors keep brushing it off and won’t even test for infertility. I feel stuck and not sure what to do next. Anyone else going through this? #WomensHealth #PeriodProblems #Infertility #Health #BodyHealth53Share
Dr. Ryan Newton+Follow2 Out of 3 Women Have This Hidden Pregnancy RiskWhoa, did you know two-thirds of women of childbearing age have at least one lifestyle risk factor for birth defects? We're talking low folate, unmanaged diabetes, obesity, or even just being around tobacco smoke. The wild part? Most of these are totally fixable! Small changes now could mean a healthier pregnancy and baby down the road. Time to check those habits, ladies! #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth11Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowEarly Ovarian Cancer? This Blood Test Nails ItImagine catching ovarian cancer super early—just with a simple blood test. Researchers have developed a test that spots unique cancer markers in your blood and uses AI to detect patterns doctors might miss. It’s shown over 90% accuracy, even in early stages! If approved, this could totally change how ovarian cancer is found and treated, especially since symptoms are often so sneaky. Game-changer for women’s health! #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth132Share
Richard Jones+FollowChicago women in media rally for heart healthHeart disease is the top killer of women, but up to 80% of cases can actually be prevented. That’s why Chicago’s leading women in media gathered for the American Heart Association’s annual luncheon, focusing on breaking down barriers to healthy living and raising awareness about women’s heart health. From mental health to social factors, the conversation was all about real solutions and community action. Events like this are making a difference—what changes would you like to see in how our city supports women’s health? Let’s talk about what matters most for our community. #Safety #Chicago #WomensHealth00Share
Frank Christensen+FollowEarly Motherhood’s Hidden Health RisksDid you know having a baby before 21 can double your risk for type 2 diabetes, heart failure, and obesity? And if you hit puberty before 11, the risks are just as high. A massive study found early puberty and childbirth are tied to faster aging and more health problems later. Turns out, waiting longer for both could mean a longer, healthier life. Kinda wild how our bodies trade off between having kids early and staying healthy longer! #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth10Share
Kristi Key+FollowWhen menopause isn’t just menopauseHot flushes, fatigue, and back pain aren’t always what they seem—Karen Davey from Cornwall learned this the hard way. What she thought were menopause symptoms turned out to be stage four non-Hodgkin lymphoma affecting her spine. By the time she was diagnosed, she’d lost the ability to walk and needed her husband as a full-time carer. Karen’s story is a wake-up call: women’s health symptoms shouldn’t be brushed off or misattributed. How often do we accept a simple explanation for our symptoms? Let’s talk about pushing for answers and supporting each other when things don’t feel right. #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth14430Share
john24+FollowSpotting the silent signs of gynecologic cancerPostmenopausal spotting or bleeding between periods isn’t just an inconvenience—it could be an early warning sign of gynecologic cancer, according to Dr. Emily Gleimer. Many women brush off symptoms like persistent bloating, changes in bathroom habits, nausea, or unexplained vomiting, but these can be crucial clues. Early detection makes a huge difference, so it’s important not to ignore what your body is telling you. Family history, alcohol use, and HPV are all part of the bigger picture. How do you decide when a symptom is worth checking out? Let’s talk about what we’ve noticed and support each other in staying proactive. #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth9014Share
Kathleen Lucas+Follow$2.5B for Women’s Health? Finally!The Gates Foundation just dropped a massive $2.5 billion to shake up women’s health research. We’re talking AI-powered ultrasounds, birth control that lasts six months, and over 40 new projects to tackle issues that barely get funding. Only 1% of medical research (outside cancer) goes to women’s health—wild, right? With this cash, things could actually change, especially in places like sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. About time women’s health got the spotlight! #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth20Share
