Women's Health

The results place emphasis on female parents with low socioeconomic status for both declines in mental and physical health.

By protecting pregnant patients from cardiometabolic risk factors, healthier blood pressure can be promoted for children.

Researchers explored the current evidence regarding women’s reactions to biological therapies for treating atopic dermatitis during pregnancy.

In this episode of the podcast, Natalie DiPietro Mager, PharmD, PhD, sits down with Jasmine Cutler, PharmD, CPh.

Among patients treated with buprenorphine, 25.4% experienced adverse pregnancy outcomes, compared to 30.8% in the untreated group.

In the researchers’ review of data since 1990, they explored the global burden of infertility and the extent in which it is caused by either STIs or maternal sepsis.

A conversation with Katherine Tromp, PharmD, interim dean at Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Pharmacy.

Researchers explored whether or not hormonal contraceptive initiation is associated with increased risk of developing depression within 12 months of child delivery.

Katherine Tromp, PharmD, interim dean at Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Pharmacy, discusses how pharmacists can help prevent heart disease in women.

As over-the-counter birth control becomes increasingly available, pharmacists are uniquely positioned to bridge critical gaps in reproductive health care.

A study found that patients who acquired a SARS-CoV-2 infection during pregnancy had a lower risk of developing long COVID compared to those who were not pregnant.

Black women and those living in Southern states had the highest rates of maternal mortality.

Nicole Cieri-Hutcherson, PharmD, BCPS, MSCP, FCCP, clinical associate professor at University at Buffalo, discusses how pharmacists can implement an injectable contraception program.

The decision makes the therapy the first oral antibiotic treatment approved for uUTIs in over 20 years.

Nicole Cieri-Hutcherson, PharmD, BCPS, MSCP, FCCP, discusses tips for implementing pharmacist-administered injectable contraception programs.

Jasmine Cutler, PharmD, discusses the unique expertise pharmacists possess in order to counsel patients seeking any type of contraceptive product.

Discontinuing SSRIs or SNRIs during pregnancy did not lead to an increase in hospitalizations, outpatient visits, suicidal behavior, or sick leave use.

Nicole Cieri-Hutcherson, PharmD, BCPS, MSCP, FCCP, clinical associate professor at University at Buffalo, discusses how pharmacists and patients view injectable contraception.

A conversation with Nicole Cieri-Hutcherson, PharmD, BCPS, MSCP, FCCP, clinical associate professor at University at Buffalo.

Researchers analyzed historical characteristics of bleeding disorders among women by highlighting clinical challenges and management strategies.

The prevalence of depression and anxiety were also higher among younger patients and those who had a longer duration of pain.

Among postmenopausal women, researchers explored associations between intentional weight loss and waist circumference (WC) reduction and mortality.

After adjusting for confounding factors, women who experienced premature menopause had an increased risk of T2D.

The main motivations for preferring vaccination included previous experience with an RSV infection and desire to protect the baby.

Researchers explored out-of-pocket spending on maternity care and classified their findings by race and ethnicity.