Womens health

Genetic differences may explain why women get depression twice as often

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Genetic differences may explain why women get depression twice as often

Genetic Clues to Why Women Face Double the Depression Risk: New Insights for 2025 Depression strikes women at twice the rate of men, a gap long observed but newly illuminated by cutting-edge genetic research that’s sparking hope for better treatments—and stirring buzz across the U.S. health scene. A groundbreaking 2025 study from McGill University, published … Read more

Breast Cancer Cell Growth Reduced by Single Bout of Exercise, Study Finds

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Breast Cancer Cell Growth Reduced by Single Bout of Exercise, Study Finds

Breakthrough Study: One Workout Could Shrink Breast Cancer Cell Growth by 30% Imagine lacing up your sneakers for a single intense workout and watching breast cancer cells retreat—that’s the promising reality uncovered by a new exercise reduces breast cancer growth study. In a game-changing discovery, researchers found that just one session of high-intensity interval training … Read more

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