Symptom sensitivity aside, there’s clear evidence that certain digestive disorders are more likely to affect women than men. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)—a disorder that involves repeated ...

This is caused by the bladder falling from its proper place in the body. These can also be called fecal incontinence. Leaking of stool, either liquid or solid, is considered a bowel control problem.

Williamson argues 'leaky gut' is associated with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) food allergy or coeliac disease. The elevation of cortisol (aka the stress hormone ...

This is partly attributed to the metaphorical 'leaky pipe' - a constant attrition of women that ends up drastically thinning their numbers higher up in the research ecosystem. This leakage is ...

Women are about twice as likely to have IBS as men. Growing research shows that sex hormones may be the reason. It’s easy to mix up these conditions, but inflammatory bowel disease (IBD ...

Women account for only about 31 per cent of the total workforce of research-oriented activities across sub-Saharan Africa. [iStockphoto] There is no doubt about it; traditional African society is ...

False-Positive Mammograms Discourage Some Women from Future Screenings Sep. 2, 2024 — A false-positive mammogram may deter women from future screenings, according to a new study. But staying on ...

Yet despite record numbers of women graduating college and entering the workforce, data still points to a 'leaky pipeline' - a large chasm between the number of women starting out on the ...

However, there’s a leak in the pipeline. A report by the Asia Foundation revealed that globally, more women are leaving Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields as their ...

Women hold more of the top jobs in companies than ever before, but they lag behind men on crucial early promotions into management—holding them back from greater power at work. That’s one of ...