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This study discusses the challenges encountered in breast cancer screening coverage in Brazil. The aim was to verify mammography coverage in Brazil. A cross-sectional study was carried out using data provided by the Ministry of Health verifying the f...

Despite the many benefits for both the mother and fetus of physical activity during pregnancy, only 12.7–37.8% of pregnant persons in the United States achieve the recommended 150 min of moderate-intensity physical activity per week. While many...

Mastectomy, while a life-saving intervention for breast cancer, often leads to profound psychological and emotional challenges for affected women. Feelings of loss altered body image, and anxiety about recurrence can significantly impact mental well-...

To improve shared decision-making about the potential risks and benefits of hormone therapy (HT), it is crucial to understand the joint effects of menopausal age and HT use on hypertension onset. This study examines the combined and individual effect...

Poor satisfaction with one’s body is associated with obesity and emotional eating (EmE), especially in women. To improve behavioral obesity treatments, this study aimed to identify the effects of targeting the mediators of the body satisfaction...

This study examined the consistency between clinical criteria, assigned priority level, and waiting time for elective hysterectomy, assessing whether higher priority translates into faster surgical access. We conducted a retrospective cohort study in...

Adverse pregnancy outcomes (APOs) such as prematurity, low birth weight, stillbirth, and birth defects remain significant global health challenges. While many risk factors are known, APOs encompass a wide range of outcomes with diverse, sometimes poo...

This systematic review aimed to identify psychosocial risk factors associated with the development of complicated perinatal grief in adult women who experienced pregnancy loss. Following PRISMA guidelines, comprehensive searches were conducted in Web...

Women in vulnerable living situations with schizophrenia face intersecting challenges, including migration-related trauma, caregiving burdens, and systemic barriers such as cultural dislocation, limited healthcare access, and stigma. These factors he...

Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is the most common subtype of female urinary incontinence, affecting up to one in four women and markedly reducing quality of life. Its pathophysiology primarily involves impaired suburethral and paraurethral support...