Women's Health

Lesaffre Human Care Unveils New Clinical Research of S. cerevisiae for Women’s Health

Two new human clinical trials demonstrate the benefits of this probiotic yeast ingredient.

04.09.18

What Women Want: Clean, Transparent & Personalized Products

Female consumers seek out nutritional products to curate personalized health regimens.

By Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 04.02.18

Organic & Natural Health Association Submits Petition for Vitamin D, Preterm Birth Health Claim

Pregnant women who maintain vitamin D levels of 40-60 ng/ml, experience a reduction in preterm births by up to 60%.

03.28.18

Breaking News | Industry & Market News | Medical Nutrition | Natural/Organic | Women's Health

Tieraona Low Dog Receives ABC Fredi Kronenberg Award for Excellence in Botanicals for Women’s Health

Dr. Low Dog is a passionate advocate of and expert in natural medicine for women’s health.

03.23.18

Cancer Risk | Minerals | Research | Women's Health

Could Calcium Increase Risk of Colorectal Polyps?

Researchers unsure of possible mechanisms by which calcium may influence risk of serrated polyps.

Online Exclusives03.05.18

Breaking News | Herbs & Botanicals | Industry & Market News | Research | Women's Health

Pharmatoka to Receive ABC Varro E. Tyler Award for Excellence in Phytomedicinal Research

The company has focused on researching its standardized cranberry extract and its effects on urinary tract health.

03.02.18

Magnesium in Focus

Recognition of wide-scale deficiency could bring more interest to the magnesium supplement category.

Online Exclusives By Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 02.21.18

Research Identifies Bone Health Benefits of DeltaGold Tocotrienols

Annatto tocotrienol is a promising bone health promoter, according to a clinical study in post-menopausal women.

01.22.18

Iodine Deficiency May Reduce Pregnancy Chances

Iodine helps regulate metabolism, bone growth, and brain development in children.

01.15.18

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Products | Sexual & Reproductive Health | Women's Health

Carlson Debuts Methyl Folate Supplement

Company claims the supplement boasts superior bioavailability.

01.08.18

Reliability Reigns for Vitamin & Mineral Supplements

Consumers take and trust products to achieve their health and wellness goals, and to fill nutrient gaps in their diet.

By Sean Moloughney, Editor 01.05.18

Biosearch S.A. Signs License Agreement with Nestlé for Lactobacillus fermentum LC40

Biosearch’s Hereditum probiotic strains have been selected for its benefits in supporting healthy lactation.

12.22.17

Special K Debuts New Cereal with Probiotics

Probiotic cereal positioned for women on-the-go offers live and active cultures.

12.21.17

Transparency Market Research Forecasts Growth for the Global Prenatal Supplements Market

TMR report says increased awareness thanks to social media is driving interest in prenatal supplements.

12.15.17

Clinical Trial Finds Yogurt Can Reduce Chronic Inflammation in Women

Study shows eating low-fat yogurt regularly reduces biomarkers in women with chronic inflammation.

12.11.17

Study Finds Aquamin Increases Calcium Metabolism in Premenopausal Women

The seaweed derived ingredient was found to be more bioavailable compared to calcium carbonate.

12.04.17

Breaking News | Functional Foods & Beverages | Products | Proteins, Peptides, Amino Acids | Women's Health

Après Plant-Based Protein Targets Female Consumers

Functional drink offers clean, whole-body replenishment to modern wellness consumers.

11.30.17

Clinical Trial Links Low-Fat Diet with Reduced Pancreatic Cancer Rates in Overweight Women

Low-fat diet was particularly effective in reducing pancreatic cancer risk in overweight and obese postmenopausal women.

11.06.17

Breaking News | Minerals | Research | Research News | Women's Health

MegaFood Blood Builder Clinically Proven to Increase Iron Levels

According to the CDC, approximately 10% of U.S. women between 12-49 years of age are iron deficient.

09.15.17

Research Suggests Folic Acid May Mitigate Autism Risk from Pesticides

Children of mothers who took 800 mcg of folic acid had a significantly lower risk of developing autism spectrum disorder.

09.12.17

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