We are inundated with extensive research and data focusing on head injuries in males, particularly those engaged in sports activities. However, there exists a glaring gap in the research concerning a more pressing public health concern: the prevalence and impact of concussions among women.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a revolutionary advancement in psychiatric treatment that has evolved remarkably over the last decade and a half.

I’m really wondering what other women’s experiences are and how they would describe this complex journey of navigating motherhood while maintaining a professional identity.

If I develop a pharmaceutical agent that interacts with approximately 70% of the receptors in your brain, we can anticipate that it will produce significant effects, both therapeutic and adverse.

PMDD can quietly take control of a woman’s life for part of every month. The emotional changes feel intense, sudden, and hard to explain to others. Many women know something feels wrong, but struggle to name it. Here’s how PMDD affects mood, relationships, and daily life, and why proper understanding matters.