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Women’s Health Blog

What is the Women’s Health Blog?

The Women’s Health Blog publishes bi-weekly content to demystify the complexities of women’s health research while celebrating the multifaceted experiences of women and gender-diverse individuals worldwide. Our blog features two types of posts:

Our Research Blog is a platform where experts share evidence-based information on diverse topics relating to women’s health or sex-and-gender-based research. These short summaries make it easy for you to understand and interpret research that could otherwise be difficult to access.

We also have a Behind the Science series, where we share Q&A interview-style posts where experts break down the science and bust myths related to hot topics in women’s health.

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Why Are Migraines More Common in Women? A Biological and Sex-Based Perspective

Author: Dr. Meghan J. Chenoweth, Ph D, University of Toronto | Editors: Tashi Stampp and Romina Garcia de leon (blog coordinators)  Published: May 15th, 2026   Migraines affect women substantially more than men. Why may that be? What biological factors might explain this difference?  We know that sex differences in the prevalence of migraine begin to…
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Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health Medication During Pregnancy

Authors: Dr. Christina Cantin, Eliana Zhao, Oghosa Abajue, and Dr. Tina C. Montreuil, on behalf of the Perinatal Mental Health Working Group | Editors: Romina Garcia de leon and Tashi Stampp (blog coordinators) | Reviewers:  Dr. Lila Amirali, Dr. Anna Mac Kinnon, Dr. Nichole Fairbrother | Graphics: Georgia Yee Published: May 1st, 2026   * Note: We use women…
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Strategies for Optimal Bone Health in Women

Author: Suzanne N Morin, MD, MSc , Professor, Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Mc Gill University | Editors: Romina Garcia de leon and Tashi Stampp (blog coordinators) Published: April 17th, 2026   What is Osteoporosis and what are the greatest risk factors? Osteoporosis is a disease of the skeleton characterized by low…
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When Athletes Don’t Eat Enough: The Hidden Bone Crisis

Authors: Laura Cross, BSc student, Health Sciences, Carleton University | Editors: Janielle Richards, Romina Garcia de leon (Blog Coordinators)  | Reviewer: Ahmad Mohammad Date: April 3rd, 2026   Growing up as a female endurance athlete, it was an unspoken expectation that eating minimally and ‘clean’ as possible would directly result in optimized performance.…
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Living in a Toxic World? What Science Says About Environmental Exposures and Women’s Reproductive Health

Author: Danika Paquette Rochette, Ph D (student) in Population Health, The University of Ottawa | Editors: Tashi Stampp and Romina Garcia de leon (blog coordinators)  Published: March 20th, 2026   Considering that wildfires are becoming a part of our “new normal.” What does science actually say about wildfire exposure and women’s reproductive health?  During…
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Loss, Grief, Silence, and Working Moms

Author(s): Jacynthe L’ Heureux, Ph D Candidate; Abigail Stites, MSc Student; School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia | Editors: Tashi Stampp and Romina Garcia de leon (blog coordinators) Reviewer: Emilie Theberge Published: March 6th, 2026  Note to Readers: This post includes discussion of pregnancy, infant loss, grief, and mental…
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Disclaimer: We strive to bring you up to date research on a variety of topics. When reading our blogs, please note the date they were published to gauge how recent the research is. No information on our blog should be used as a substitute for direct medical advice from a qualified doctor or clinician. Instead, we encourage you to print out our blogs and bring them to your healthcare provider as supplementary material.