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30 November 2020
More than half of women will develop uterine fibroids by the time they reach 50.1 These noncancerous tumors can be the cause of severe menstrual symptoms, leaving many women searching for a cure. Because fibroids are especially common during a woman’s 30s—a time when many women are trying to conceive—finding a treatment that works andRead More Read More
30 September 2020
It’s officially Women’s Health Week, a full seven days dedicated to your well-being. While this may conjure images of joining a gym or eating more fruits and vegetables, a chance to be healthier could also be sitting right on your bathroom counter: beauty products. Instagram feeds are full of them and we, as women, can’tRead More Read More
30 July 2020
The search for ways to improve uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) patient care is ongoing. From better pain management to cutting-edge imaging techniques, UFE patient care is continually evolving to yield the best treatment results for women. This pursuit of improved patient care includes selecting an embolic material that gets superior results. A Scottish study revealedRead More Read More
30 May 2020
If you have fibroid-related heavy periods, you’re probably no stranger to feeling spent. And we’re not talking about the type of fatigue that comes with not having enough hours in the day. We’re talking about menstrual-related anemia. In fact, nearly half of women who suffer from both heavy periods and menstrual-related severe anemia were alsoRead More Read More
30 March 2020
Uterine fibroids are frequently seen in the later reproductive years, especially during a woman’s 30s and 40s.1 These noncancerous tumors may not be an issue, but they can be the cause of serious symptoms, such as pelvic pain, heavy periods, and urinary frequency. For many of these women, finding a cure that also preserves fertilityRead More Read More
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