Women Health Matters : Our new and fascinating series is Women’s Health Matters. At The Conversation, knowledge empowers people. We’re excited to launch this series on women’s health problems. We study women’s health issues like birth control and its impacts.
The tough issue of women’s health worries us all. We want to look at women’s health issues from menopause to miscarriage, pleasure to agony. We want to give you the information, views, and resources to make good health and well-being decisions.
This series stands out due to its dedicated staff of seasoned women editors. Women’s health situations are unique and can involve challenges and accomplishments. We can break down boundaries and have honest conversations by sharing our health stories. We provide crucial information to empower women and girls to manage their health.
Our story canvas will be filled with stories about women as diverse as the people they commemorate in the coming months. Still more: we’re creating an e-book with the series’ best lessons, stories, and guidance. When needed, you may always acquire complete information.
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Highlighting science’s blind spot:
We investigate why so many studies have been done on male mice in an eye-opening discussion of scientific biases and excluding women from clinical trials. The tour highlights how far female equality in science still has to go.
Moving Past the Orgasm Gap:
Did you know men and women still have different orgasms? But biology doesn’t cause this divide. Instead, archaic sexuality ideals and feminine happiness suppression produce it. Discover what scientists know about female orgasms and how to make sexual pleasure equal for everybody.
Changes in birth control:
Visit history to learn about past birth control methods demonstrating the pill’s innovation. From reuse condoms to antiseptic douching, explore how women have controlled their reproductive lives and how far contraception has progressed.
How biodiversity affects women’s health:
Discover why women are more likely to develop immune system-driven chronic diseases and how biological variations affect their health.
Experience as an egg donor:
Explore egg donation in Spain, Europe’s capital, and understand what it’s like to give. What does it mean for young women to donate eggs on social media?
Engage and Communicate:
More than merely telling stories, we want to listen and talk. Feel free to ask about your health or interests. Your questions matter to us, and we’re eager to discuss your interests.
