Women are reshaping medical cannabis as gaps in women’s health persist, pushing for fairer access and smarter products.

Historically, women have always cared for the sick in their communities as healers, medicine women, and midwives. But only men were allowed to get formal medical training. It wasn’t until 1849 that ...

The groundbreaking establishment of the Women’s Medical College in 1850 by a group of progressive Quaker businessmen, and the many achievements of its graduates, will be celebrated at an event at ...

For women who hoped to become physicians in the mid-1800s, Philadelphia was the place to be. They came from all over the ...

More women are enrolling into higher-paid physician specialty fields, especially surgery, but they still have a way to go before reaching parity with their male counterparts, an analysis found. Among ...

Marshall Medical Center has received the 2026 Women's Choice Award as one of America's best hospitals for ER wait time and ...

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States and in Connecticut. In 2021, one in five deaths among women were from cardiovascular diseases. Over 60 million women in the U ...

West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack joined local leaders in Parkersburg on Tuesday to help launch a new mobile medical unit operated by the Women’s Care Center, aimed at expanding pregnancy and sexual ...

A Black women-owned medical practice is taking a new approach to women’s health in Charlotte. Femwell Gynecology and Wellness ...

From shark attack survivor to global inspiration, Bethany Hamilton delivers a powerful message of courage and faith benefiting local women’s healthcare ...