Surgery to repair so-called pelvic floor disorder often fails within five years -- but many women still say the procedure improved their quality of life, a new study finds.
Diseases transmitted by biting insects -- ticks and mosquitoes in particular -- have more than tripled in the United States over the past decade, a new federal government report shows.
How much a woman indulges in alcohol may have ties to her premenstrual syndrome symptoms, a new global research review suggests.
Although still exceedingly rare, menstrual toxic shock syndrome can be dangerous and has been tied to the use of tampons.
Belly fat reduces a woman's chances for surviving kidney cancer, but not a man's, a new study suggests.
Pap tests have helped drive down rates of cervical cancer, and a new study suggests they also could be used to detect other gynecologic cancers early.
