Addressing the Silent Crisis: Menstrual Pain and Abnormal Bleeding as Drivers of Acute Care in Sickle Cell Disease

Addressing the Silent Crisis: Menstrual Pain and Abnormal Bleeding as Drivers of Acute Care in Sickle Cell Disease

A multicenter study reveals that menstrual pain and abnormal uterine bleeding are highly prevalent in women with sickle cell disease and are linked to increased hospitalizations. Low awareness of hormonal therapies highlights a critical gap in interdisciplinary care and reproductive health management.
Decoding Menarche: Its Impact on Long-Term Health

Decoding Menarche: Its Impact on Long-Term Health

The age at which a woman experiences her first period could signal potential long-term health risks, including cardiometabolic and reproductive issues. A recent study sheds light on these connections and highlights the need for tailored healthcare strategies.