Blog Category: New Health Research.
Researcher Leah Hechtman shares the latest.
Leah shares some insights into new biomarkers with a stronger association to ovarian function that are now in early stages of research. These new biomarkers could mean less fear and uncertainty about having a family, but also, potentially less intrusive medical interventions in the long term.
At the 2017 ATMS Endometriosis Symposium, Sydney
A new large observational study conducted in Norway has just released promising results. Researchers have found that pregnant women who consume [...]
By Peter Jean - The Canberra Times forum Patients seeking reassurance about their doctor's medical qualifications usually have to look no further than [...]
Information regarding the impact of the environment on our health is highly controversial and topical.
“What began as a National Geographic expedition to find the longest living cultures evolved into a recipe for living longer”. In case [...]
Fructose malabsorption – what is it? Fructose is a form of sugar (carbohydrate) commonly found in fruits and vegetables. How these [...]
It's becoming clear that endometriosis is more than just a reproductive disorder. The impact on a women's health is systemic and wide spread. [...]
