Women's Health Archives

High Childcare Stress Linked With Health Worker Burnout

Article August 29, 2022

Health care workers who reported high child care stress were 80% more likely to report experiencing burnout than health care workers not experiencing stress about child care responsibilities. Those who… Read More

Impact Of Trauma On Women With Children

Video May 8, 2022

Pregnant women from marginalized communities are at high risk for problematic birth experiences due to historical trauma and exposure to racism and discrimination, the biological and psychosocial consequences of which… Read More

Having The Snooze Blues? State Of The Science On Sleep In Mood Disorders

On-Demand Webinar March 23, 2022

In this webinar, Dr. Beth DiNapoli moderates an enlightening discussion on the current state of the science in sleep and depression with experts in psychiatry and sleep, Drs. Vladimir Maletic… Read More

Intergenerational Effects Of Racism

Downloadable Resource March 1, 2022

Dimensions Of Health & Wellness: Redefining Emotional Wellness

Video February 11, 2022

How you feel and react to your feelings and experiences can affect your ability to carry or focus on your daily activities. Hear from our Patient & Caregiver Section Advisors,… Read More

Lifespan Impact Of Racism-Related Stress

Video February 1, 2022

Research findings have suggested that early life stressful experiences-like racial discrimination have a lasting impact on biological risk for disease and premature mortality due to chronic diseases of aging.1 In… Read More

Impact Of Covid-19 Pandemic On Women’s Mental Health

Interview November 18, 2021

Women have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic in relation to their overall mental health, with increased reported rates of depression and anxiety.1 Dr. Weinstock will be discussing the impact… Read More

Suicide Rate Among Female Nurses Is Double The General Female Population Rate

Article May 24, 2021

Between 2017 and 2018, the suicide rate among female nurses in the U.S. was almost double that of the general female population rate, and was also higher than that of… Read More

The Current State Of Women’s Mental Health

Interview March 8, 2021

During this discussion, our panelists engage in a dialog reflecting on the research which underscores how women may be disproportionately affected by the current state as compared to men. They… Read More

About 5% Of New Mothers Likely Experience High Levels Of Depression Up To Three Years Postpartum

Article December 21, 2020

About 5% of new mothers likely experience high levels of depression up to three years postpartum. Based on a study that assessed incidence of depression at four months, and again… Read More

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