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9 New Studies on Women's Health in Recognition of Women's Health Week 2023

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In recognition of National Women's Health Week (May 14-20, 2023) Patient Care editors collected some of the most notable studies, FDA actions, and expert guidance updates from the second quarter of 2023, so far.

Topics include earlier screening for breast cancer, persistently higher post-MI adverse events in women vs men, migraine history and pregnancy complications, and more.

Find highlights of 9 top news items here and links for more information for all.

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