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- Jul 22, 2026
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Indigenous Canadians Face Cancer Survival Inequalities (opens the original)
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Clear disparities in cancer outcomes persist, a large Ontario study comparing First Nations patients and other residents suggested. Data from a cohort study that included nearly 12 million participants showed that some outcomes for screening-program cancers are improving for First Nations patients in Ontario. Nevertheless, persistent disparities highlight the need to improve prevention and screening and to better understand how Indigenous people experience the healthcare system, according to the
Sexual Dysfunction Persists With Endometriosis Postpartum (opens the original)
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Women who have deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) often experience lasting postpartum sexual dysfunction, despite treatment, researchers found in new data presented in a poster at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 2026 Annual Meeting in London, England. While pregnancy may temporarily relieve endometriosis-related symptoms, pain and sexual dysfunction frequently resurface after giving birth, noted the authors, led by Elisabeth Reiser, MD, with the Department of
Miscarriage Care Model Helps Identify Modifiable Risk Sooner (opens the original)
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A graded model of care for miscarriage helped identify modifiable risks and preexisting conditions earlier for women in a UK center without increasing staff burden, according to findings presented in a poster at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 2026 Annual Meeting in London, England. A research group, led by Rosinder Kaur, MB ChB, withTommy’s National Centre for Miscarriage Research in the UK, noted that early pregnancy loss can come with physical and psychologic
BMI Extremes Tied to Worse Pregnancy Outcomes With ART (opens the original)
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BMI at high and low extremes was associated with a higher biochemical (early miscarriage) loss and lower clinical pregnancy rates for patients using assisted reproductive technology (ART), while normal weight and overweight were linked to the best outcomes, according to new data presented in a poster at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) 2026 Annual Meeting in London. Studies consistently link a BMI of at least 25 with poorer ART outcomes, but whether the risk is l
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