WHO Report Reveals Gender Inequalities in Health Systems
World Health Organization
Work done primarily by women tends to be paid less and have poor working conditions
Health Risks
Machine Learning Model Accurately Predicts Liver Cancer Risk
University of California - Davis Health System
New algorithms developed by clinicians and data scientists could help personalize treatment
Blood Biomarkers in Patients with Arthritis Predict CVD Risk
Mass General Brigham
The six blood biomarkers improved predictions about arterial inflammation—an indicator of cardiovascular risk
AI-Based Personalized Therapies Need Agile Approval Processes
Dresden University of Technology
Commercializing AI-based treatment warrants regulatory changes and multilayered testing and monitoring approaches
WHO Extends Deadline for Trans People Health Guideline Feedback
World Health Organization
The WHO aims to improve trans and gender-diverse people’s access to quality health care
Battle against Preeclampsia: Where Do We Stand Today?
Rebecca Khan, MD, FACOG
Lab-developed, FDA-cleared assays that use validated biomarkers could help detect and manage preeclampsia
WHO’s Technical Advisory Group on Genomics Meets for the First Time
World Health Organization
The TAG-G will convene twice–thrice a year, at least once in person, to collaborate and drive the mission
Now and Forever: How Useful is PFAS Testing?
Marnie Willman
PFAS exposure can be detected by a blood test, but whether or not you should get one is a matter of debate
Genetic Risks for SCAD Affecting Younger Women Revealed
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
First international genome-wide association meta-analysis identifies 16 genes that exacerbate SCAD risk
Younger Women at Greater Risk of Rehospitalization after Heart Attacks
Swathi Kodaikal, MSc
Women’s health demands attention and intervention—more than ever before—to better understand the impact of various stressors