Bone loss can begin earlier than you think. Learn why assessing bone health in your 40s and 50s is key to prevention—and how Ms.Medicine helps women stay strong for life.

Summer should feel good—but for women with chronic conditions, heat can trigger flares and fatigue. Learn how to stay safe, hydrated, and empowered all season long with these expert-backed strategies.

Your 70s are not about slowing down—they’re about living with clarity and intention. From smart screenings and medication reviews to cognitive wellness and aging in place, this guide helps women stay strong, supported, and purpose-driven well into their next chapter.

Your 60s are a time of renewal, not retreat. From building strength and protecting cognitive health to staying on top of screenings and rediscovering joy, this guide helps women embrace aging with intention, clarity, and vitality.

The 50s are a powerful reset point for women’s health. From menopause and hormone therapy to bone density, brain health, and preventive screenings, this guide covers everything you need to navigate midlife with strength, clarity, and purpose.

Your 40s are a powerful decade of change—and opportunity. From hormonal shifts and heart health to strength training and mental clarity, this guide offers the essential tools, screenings, and insights every woman needs to thrive in midlife.

Your 30s are a powerful decade for preventive care. With key screenings, stress management, and personalized reproductive support, this is the time to prioritize your health and build habits that last. Learn what every woman should know—and do—to thrive through her 30s and beyond.

Your 20s are the perfect time to build lifelong habits that support your physical, emotional, and reproductive health. From smart nutrition and mental well-being to preventive care and contraception, here’s what women need to know to thrive now—and in the decades ahead.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, but the signs and risks often go unrecognized. Discover how Ms.Medicine is advancing gender-specific care to close the gap in heart health.

Hypertension is a leading risk factor for heart disease—and it often goes unnoticed in women. Learn why high blood pressure is more dangerous for women and how early detection saves lives.

Heart disease in women often goes undetected. Learn how our gender-specific Cardiovascular Risk Assessment helps identify risk factors and support prevention.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, yet many are misdiagnosed or overlooked. Discover how gender bias impacts diagnosis—and what you can do to advocate for your heart health.

The removal of ReproductiveRights.gov has left many without a government-provided guide to their reproductive health rights. Created initially after Roe v. Wade was overturned, the site provided crucial information on abortion access, birth control, and emergency care. Here’s what you need to know about its disappearance and what it means for women’s health.

In today's fast-paced world, stress isn't just affecting your mind—it's impacting your heart. Learn how chronic stress silently damages heart health and discover practical, science-backed strategies to protect yourself. From simple breathing techniques to lifestyle changes, find out how managing stress today can lead to a healthier heart tomorrow.

National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month highlights the connection between menopause and cognitive health. Hormonal changes during menopause can impact brain function and increase Alzheimer's risk in women. Maintaining cognitive health involves a balanced diet, regular exercise, and mental stimulation. By understanding these risks and adopting proactive strategies, women can support their brain health during and after menopause.

Navigating the world of mammograms can often feel overwhelming, especially when you're faced with terms like "breast density" and "dense breast tissue." Understanding what these terms mean is crucial for making informed decisions about your health. As of September 2024, mammography facilities are required to provide you with a breast density notification, letting you know if your breast tissue is dense or not. But what exactly does having dense breast tissue imply, and how does it affect your breast cancer risk? Join us as we unravel these questions and empower you with knowledge, so you can confidently approach your mammogram, armed with understanding and optimism.

While most people couldn’t imagine getting a sexually transmitted disease, it is much more likely than you think. Gonorrhea and Chlamydia can be transmitted due to a long-standing infection that was never diagnosed or one that is symptom-free.  At least 70% of women with chlamydia don't notice any symptoms.  Because of the lack of symptoms, the prevalence is quite high with the CDC approximating in 2018 that were around four million cases of chlamydial infections alone.  And the incidence among you people is shocking with two-thirds of new infections occurring in individuals aged 15-24, resulting in an estimated 1 in 20 sexually active young women aged 14-24 are affected by chlamydia.  Sadly, without even knowing this disease left untreated could result in these women having permanent damage to their reproductive system, pelvic inflammatory disease or even infertility.

As Ms.Medicine continues to push for enhanced recognition and comprehensive management of women's health, we join millions around the globe in marking Women's Health Week 2024. This week is a vital reminder of the importance of prioritizing women’s health and serves as an opportunity to bring attention to the unique health challenges women face.

We often find ourselves caught up in the never-ending cycle of responsibilities and commitments. We juggle multiple roles, constantly putting others' needs before our own. But here's the truth: neglecting self-care is a recipe for disaster. Without taking the time to recharge and prioritize our well-being, we risk burnout, exhaustion, and a negative impact on our mental and physical health.

While sharing her journey with breast cancer, Olivia Munn has sparked a crucial conversation about the significance of breast cancer risk assessment. Understanding why Olivia Munn's breast cancer reveal emphasizes the need for risk assessment is vital, as this evaluation can provide essential insights into one's individual risk factors and empower informed decision-making regarding preventive measures. Exploring what a breast cancer risk assessment can and can't reveal is key to demystifying this process, guiding women over 40 towards proactive healthcare. In this piece, we delve into the importance of this tool, highlighting the specialized support Ms.Medicine providers offer in conducting risk assessments and providing personalized guidance. Dr. Lisa Larkin's personal experience as a breast cancer survivor further underscores the importance and value of this assessment, demonstrating the necessity of proactive healthcare in promoting women's well-being.