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Women On Night Shifts Face Higher Asthma Risk: Study
Women who work nightshifts are more likely to suffer from moderate or severe asthma compared to women who work in the daytime ...
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Women working night shifts are 50% more prone to developing severe asthma, finds study
A major UK study finds women working night shifts are up to 50 per cent more likely to develop severe asthma, unlike men raising alarm over hidden health risks linked to disrupted body clocks.
Women who work night shifts are more likely to have THIS disease
A new study from the University of Manchester reveals that women working night shifts are significantly more likely to suffer ...
Let’s Talk Sex | Want To Be A Dad Someday? Proactive Steps For Preserving Your Sperm Health
The choices you make now—be it lifestyle adjustments, dietary considerations, or regular health check-ups—are investments in ...
Is there really such a thing as the Manopause?
Hot flushes, insomnia, joint pains, loss of libido: for many women, the menopause is no fun. Why exactly women become ...
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9 psychology studies that reveal the powerful role of fathers in shaping lives
From shaping kids’ math confidence to influencing adult relationships and mental health, new research highlights just how ...
‘Fatherhood is an adventure that somehow both constrains and expands your world’: What having a daughter has taught me about being a man
A sense of threat, a sense of humility and a sense of wonder. Ben Bryant, on how having a daughter has rewired his brain ...
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Bill sparks concerns for future of gender-affirming health care
A budget reconciliation bill touted by President Donald Trump as the "One Big Beautiful Bill" has members of the transgender community worried over potential cuts to gender-affirming care covered by ...