The Journal
Her biology, explained
Women's-health science without the pink-wash. Gut health, hormones, nutrition, and the research behind every Seya formula, written by people who read the studies.
brain health
Creatine for brain health: what the research shows on memory, focus, and cognition
green tea
Metabolism boosters for women: do they work, and which are worth it?
clinical trials
The women's health research gap: what the evidence shows
How women were left out of drug trials, and what the verified evidence says about dosing, funding and care today. Every number is sourced.
history
How women entered medicine, and what doctors are still taught
Jefferson did not admit women until 1961. A look at the history of women in medicine and what training surveys show about menopause and sex-specific care.
emergency care
Gender gaps in care: from the emergency room to heart procedures
Women were less likely to be triaged as emergent for chest pain, and had higher vascular complication rates in valve replacement. What the studies show.
endometriosis
Women's health research funding: the gap in numbers
$1.24 billion vs $44 million, under 1% of research funding, and nearly three-quarters of sex-skewed diseases. A sourced look at the funding gap.
adverse drug reactions
Do women need different drug doses? What the research says
Higher blood exposure in women for 76 of 86 drugs, the zolpidem dose change, and drugs withdrawn from the market. What the evidence shows.
clinical trials
Why women were left out of clinical trials, and what changed
The 1977 FDA guideline, the 1993 NIH law, and the 2016 policy on sex as a biological variable. What changed, and what has not.
heart health
TAVR for Women: What the Research Shows About Sex Differences in Outcomes
A 2026 meta-analysis of 71 studies found higher early risks for women after TAVR and a longer-term survival advantage. Here is what it means and what to ask your heart team.