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Women's Health
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ISSN 1745-5065 · SAGE Publishing · 1.113 artikel di indeks
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Depression status and associated factors among pregnant women with a history of bariatric surgery in the United Arab Emirates
Background The prevalence of obesity has increased alarmingly over the last decades in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Bariatric surgery (BS) is a more effective approach to losing weight than dieting in morbidly obese women. Perinatal depression is a well-known risk to maternal and neonatal health…
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The monthly spectrum: Premenstrual symptoms across ADHD and autism
Background Women with ADHD and autism experience elevated rates of premenstrual problems, yet no direct comparisons between these conditions exist in adults. Objectives This study examined premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) prevalence, symptoms, and impairment across ADHD, autism, and…
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Is exposure to online misogyny associated with mental health outcomes in girls and young women? A systematic review of longitudinal studies
Introduction The mental health gender gap is well established, but there is limited understanding of why girls and young women consistently report higher rates of common mental health conditions. The emergence of online misogyny has garnered attention in recent years, highlighted in cultural debate…
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Psychological risk and resiliency in female and male military medical personnel across the deployment cycle
Background Despite the increasing number of female service members in the US and internationally, previous studies examining gender-specific deployment outcomes are limited due to disproportionate sample sizes. Military medical personnel serve as a promising population to better understand…
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Empowering women through teach-back education: A protection motivation theory approach to breast cancer prevention in Northwest Iran
Background Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers among women, making its prevention a crucial public health priority. Health ambassadors serve as essential mediators, helping raise knowledge and promote preventive behaviors within households. Objective This study examined the impact of…
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Exploring Indonesian midwives’ training experiences and knowledge related to cervical screening and HPV DNA testing in East Nusa Tenggara province
Background Indonesia has the highest rates of cervical cancer mortality in Southeast Asia, mainly due to poor access to and low uptake of cervical screening. Indonesian midwives are primarily responsible for conducting cervical screening, yet there is very limited research on their relevant…
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Age-related decline in AMH and gonadotropin patterns in Syrian women: Preliminary population-based estimates
Background Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is a key biomarker of ovarian reserve, yet population-specific reference values remain limited for Middle Eastern women. Objectives Establishing preliminary age-specific population estimates of AMH and gonadotropin is essential for improving clinical…
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Autistic menopause: Where should research go from here?
Plain language summary This letter lists seven priorities for future research on autism and menopause. It is written by an early career researcher/assistant professor and a community researcher. Both are neurodivergent themselves.
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NHS England breast screening: Who attends, and why? The influence of psychosocial and demographic determinants
Background Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in England. However, participation in the NHS England Breast Screening Programme has consistently fallen below the national minimum standard of 70%. Objectives The present study aimed to identify psychosocial predictors of breast…
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Development of a patient navigation intervention for rural patients diagnosed with endometrial cancer: An intervention mapping approach
Background Patient navigation is an equity-focused solution the provides personalized assistance to patients. To be effective, patient navigation needs to address variations across diverse contexts and populations. Objectives We aimed to systematically design a patient navigation intervention for…
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Translation, cross-cultural adaptation and face validity of an educational brochure for Spanish women with primary dysmenorrhea
Background Primary dysmenorrhea (PD) is a common gynecological condition in Spain that negatively affects the quality of life of many women of reproductive age. Although PD is highly prevalent, it remains frequently underdiagnosed, and culturally adapted educational resources are limited, while…
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The overlooked connection: Managing menstrual irregularities in chronic conditions - A scoping review
Background Menstrual irregularities are frequently reported among women living with chronic conditions, yet menstrual health remains inconsistently assessed and poorly integrated into chronic condition management. The extent to which menstrual irregularities are reported, interpreted, and managed…
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Associations of pre-pregnancy weight, gestational weight gain, and postpartum weight retention with metabolic health: Findings from the MISC cohort study
Background Maternal weight before, during, and after pregnancy is associated with postpartum metabolic health; however, the independent contributions of these weight indicators remain insufficiently examined. Objectives This study assessed the associations of pre-pregnancy Body Mass Index (BMI)…
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“Intimate partner violence against women: Psychopathological consequences for mother and child survivors”
Background this study analyses psychopathological symptomatology and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in victims of intimate partner violence against women (IPVAW) and examines the presence of school, behavioural and emotional problems in their children. Objectives The aim of the study was to…
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Healthcare access among Bihari women in Bangladesh: A mixed-methods study of barriers and community-driven solutions
Background Bihari women in Bangladesh’s northern districts of Rangpur and Saidpur represent a historically marginalized, Urdu-speaking ethnic minority who face compounding vulnerabilities in healthcare access. Despite progress under the Sustainable Development Goals, this population remains…
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Period and prejudice: Cultural differences in menstrual health between South Asian and White British women
Background Attitudes towards menstruation are shaped by cultural and social norms and can result in misperceptions, impacting women’s health. Yet, research on cultural differences in menstrual health remains limited. Objectives This study aimed to examine whether South Asian and White British women…
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Commentary on: Social media use, mental health, and suicide-related outcomes in Russian women: A cross-sectional comparison between two age groups
Brailovskaia et al. identified problematic social media use as a partial mediator between daily stress and suicide-related outcomes and found that positive mental health weakened the association between problematic social media use and such outcomes. This commentary argues that the moderating role…
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Maternal stress in families of children with special healthcare needs: The role of healthcare experiences
Background Children with special healthcare needs (CSHCN) often require complex, ongoing, and coordinated care. Mothers frequently serve as primary caregivers and may experience elevated stress related to managing their child’s medical needs and navigating healthcare systems. Healthcare experiences…
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Domestic abuse disclosure in perinatal healthcare settings – A qualitative study into the experiences of mothers who had their baby removed at birth
Background In the UK, numbers of newborn babies entering state care through child protection processes have significantly increased in the last decade. Their mothers often have experienced cumulative and intersecting disadvantages, including childhood abuse and domestic abuse (DA). DA will often be…
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Prevalence of smartphone addiction and its association with anxiety and depression among pregnant women in Pakistan: A cross-sectional study
Background Excessive smartphone use has emerged as a growing public health concern and has been associated with anxiety, depression, and adverse behavioral outcomes. Although smartphone addiction (SA) has been widely studied in adolescents and young adults, limited evidence exists regarding its…
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