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Women and HIV

English+ Infographic text Women received one in five new HIV diagnoses in 2022 More than four out of five of these women became infected with the virus through sexual relationships with people of the opposite sex…

The hype about black cohosh

Black cohosh is full of surprises. For one thing, the name doesn't match the curtains - black cohosh produces white flowers from its green stem. Other names for black cohosh include snakeroot and beetlewort – let's just say we appreciate…

The power of the kidneys

Kidneys are bean-shaped organs that sit behind your stomach. There is a kidney on either side of your spine, just below your ribcage. Did you know? Many people can lead a healthy life with just one kidney. Kidneys are an important part…

Busted: 6 Common Myths About Estrogen

Menopause and its little sister, perimenopause, are having a moment. It may be a moment when you're dripping with sweat and unsure of your own name, but it's still a moment.And it means that more and more women are talking about the big…

Understand your thyroid lab results

Your thyroid is a gland in your neck that is controlled by the pituitary gland. It produces hormones that play a role in regulating important functions such as: Body temperature digestion heart rate Mood To check how your…

Biosimilars and osteoporosis

About 10 million people in the United States suffer from osteoporosis, a disease that causes weak and brittle bones — and more than four out of five of them are women. About half of all women over 50 with osteoporosis suffer a bone fracture…

What women should know about kidney stones

EnglishKidney stones can be tiny, sometimes as small as a grain of sand or rice, but they can still cause severe pain. This is because the pain is usually due to a stone blocking or stretching the ureter (the tube that carries urine from…

What you should know about multiple myeloma

EnglishMarch is Multiple Myeloma Awareness MonthMultiple myeloma, sometimes simply called myeloma, is a blood cancer that affects thousands of people each year.Here's what you need to know about multiple myeloma, what it is, how it's…

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