Reproductive Health

According to studies, polycystic ovary syndrome is a prevalent and genetically complex disorder that poses a heightened risk of cardiovascular disease and affects 5–15% of reproductive-age females.

Females with a high level of autistic traits may be at greater risk of adverse birth outcomes. With females less likely to receive a formal autism diagnosis in comparison to males, the additional support that may be needed during pregnancy remains unmet.

According to recent findings, cardiovascular health in offspring has been shown to be poorer if the mother has gestational diabetes or hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.

Females diagnosed with perinatal depression face an increased risk of suicidal behaviour, particularly in the first year following diagnosis, according to recent studies.

Stress is often associated with metabolic conditions and fertility treatments themselves can disrupt normal metabolism. Read the study to understand the correlation between perceived stress and pregnancy glucose levels.

Researchers have found that females undergoing active surveillance for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Grade 2 face an elevated long-term risk of cervical cancer, compared to those opting for immediate treatment.

A recent study has revealed a potential association between energy drink consumption before pregnancy and an increased risk of gestational hypertension, particularly in young adults of reproductive age.

Recent findings revealed a significant association between untreated, new-onset hypertension, and newly-diagnosed uterine fibroids in middle-aged females. Read to find out more.