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This year marks the fifth annual Women Pharmacist Day after it was founded in 2018.

Live Event, Awards Highlight Women Pharmacist Day 

Suzanne Soliman, PharmD, BCMAS, discusses how she will be celebrating the important contributions of women pharmacists.

Women Pharmacist Day Celebrates Trailblazers in the Field

Male students admitted into a high-performing public charter school found to have better physical health and lower body mass index than their female counterparts.

Study: Students at High-Achieving Public Charter School Have Lower Rates of Substance Use Disorder, Better Health Outcomes

Women with a history of gestational diabetes had a 45% increased risk of overall cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Gestational Diabetes Associated with Increased Risks of Cardiovascular, Cerebrovascular Diseases

Despite significant advances in cancer treatment, molecular sequencing and enrollment of Black patients in clinical trials are still less than that of White and Asian patients.

NCI Acting Director: Equitable Precision Medicine Requires Concerted Implementation Efforts

The forthcoming strategic plan will be focused on guiding future NIH research efforts to improve the health of all women throughout the life course.

NIH Requests Input from Pharmacists on Wide Strategic Plan for Research on Women’s Health 

Dolutegravir is a more recently approved ART that is a part of a once-a-day regimen found to be more effective, easier to tolerate, and less likely to create new drug resistance in people with HIV-1 compared with other antiretroviral drugs.

Study: Dolutegravir-based Antiretroviral Therapies for HIV-1 Effective in Pregnancy

Analysis shows that over 5 years, the percentage of women without relapse was 89% for those who had hormonal stimulation of the ovaries and 83% for those with ovarian tissue freezing.

Study: Fertility Preservation Measures Do Not Increase Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence

Pregnant women with epilepsy showed more symptoms of anxiety and depression than healthy pregnant or non-pregnant women, but mental health screening may help.

Pregnant Women With Epilepsy More Likely to Have Symptoms of Depression

New research indicates that COVID-19 vaccinations did not increase the risks of preterm births or gestational issues for pregnant women, despite prior conflicting evidence.

Study Finds COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy Does Not Increase Risk of Preterm Birth or Stillbirth 

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