Female Stomach
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6/9/08 #2: Frequent headaches and stomach pains related?
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Developmental disorders of the female reproductive tract
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Developmental disorders of the female reproductive tract are problems in a baby girl's reproductive organs that occur while she is growing in her... Read more »
Hormone might help restore female fertility
A hormone called kisspeptin may offer a new treatment for infertility, according to British researchers who found that the hormone can activate the... Read more »
Second-generation female condom approved
The Female Health Co.'s FC2 Female Condom has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the company said Wednesday. The product helps... Read more »
Most young, black females are not getting HPV vaccine
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, which helps cut a sexual active female's risk of cervical cancer, is viewed positively by its target audience... Read more »
Female hormones deter salt-sensitive hypertension
Hormones and a cell receptor in the kidneys may explain why premenopausal women have fewer problems than men with salt-sensitive hypertension, a new... Read more »
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