Summary In a different study published this week, researchers from UCSF found that mindfulness practises help lower stress and depression both during pregnancy and for years thereafter. Researchers from UC San Francisco discovered that stress during pregnancy might speed up the aging of white children, not black children, in Psychological Medicine. Study Method To better […]
All 40 umbilical cord blood samples examined by researchers contain “forever chemicals”
Scientists have connected several types of PFAS to fatal diseases, ultimately concluding that no degree of exposure to them in water is safe. A group of roughly 12,000 chemicals known as “forever chemicals” or polyfluoroalkyl substances are frequently employed to create goods that withstand heat and water. Researchers recently conducted a survey of the scientific […]
Premature births may result from prenatal anxiety: research
A study found that pregnant women who experienced anxiety may deliver their babies sooner than those who didn’t. According to a study, pregnant women who experience anxiety may deliver their babies sooner than those who don’t. The study, which was just published in the journal Health Psychology, may assist clinicians decide when and how to […]
Research finds a link between poor health and low breast milk production
Low breast milk production and bad health are related, according to research. The common belief is that if you try hard enough, your body will be able to nurse. Poor metabolic health characteristics are associated with low levels of breast milk production, according to recent UC research. Journal of Breastfeeding Medicine published the study. “We […]
Taking acetaminophen during pregnancy can affect your kid’s attention and sleep
Acetaminophen is sold under the brand name Tylenol, which is a common medication prescribed during pregnancy. The use of acetaminophen during pregnancy may be associated with neurobehavioral problems in offspring. A study published today in PLOS One reports that children who had been exposed to acetaminophen in utero experienced sleep issues and attention problems at age 3. […]
According to research, PMS is a major public health concern that affects women’s lives on a global scale
The researchers concluded that because at least 61% of women in all age groups reported experiencing mood-related symptoms every menstrual cycle, “premenstrual mood symptoms represent an important public health issue internationally.” In a recent survey, more than 64% of women worldwide report experiencing premenstrual symptoms at some point during each menstrual cycle, according to IANS. […]
Hysterectomy and its excessive use, demonstrates a disdain for women’s health in comparison to men’s
Gynecologists and medical ethicists have recently debated whether hysterectomy is used excessively and unnecessarily and whether this demonstrates a disdain for women’s health in comparison to men’s. Hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. It may also involve removal of the cervix, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, and other surrounding structures. Usually performed by a gynecologist, […]
Rainwater is unsafe to drink amid the ‘Forever Chemicals’ atmosphere widespread across the globe
It’s unsafe to drink rainwater due to the ongoing presence of “forever chemicals,” according to a new study published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology. PFAS are called “forever chemicals” because they can last for thousands of years. Various health conditions have been linked to PFAS contamination, including cancer, infertility, pregnancy complications, learning and behavior […]
Fast food consumption before conception can affect the health of the infant and the breast milk, according to scientists
Even before conception, a mother’s breast milk and the health of her unborn child might be significantly impacted by a diet high in sugar and fat, such as burgers, fries, and carbonated beverages. According to a recent study conducted on lab mice, even very brief exposure to a fast food diet adversely affects women’s health […]
Dementia risk is increased by pregnancy complications
According to new research, pregnant women with high blood pressure are more likely to develop dementia later in life. In the United States, about one in seven pregnant women experience high blood pressure issues. They rank among the top causes of disease and fatalities in both mothers and infants. Preeclampsia and gestational hypertension are two […]
