College of Pharmacy, Iraq

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  Hormonal regulation and weight management in women in the pharmaceutical industry
  Author(s): Ahmed Hameed AlSaeedi*, Saif Sami Jaber, Zainab Ali Hussein and Hajar Alaa Obeid
  
  Women’s health has historically been underrepresented in pharmaceutical research, leading to significant health disparities, especially concerning reproductive health, cardiovascular diseases, and mental health. This paper explores the intersection of women’s health and the pharmaceutical industry, emphasizing the importance of gender-inclusive clinical research and targeted pharmaceutical interventions. The study involves 200 female participants and evaluates the effectiveness of pharmaceutical interventions aimed at addressing conditions disproportionately affecting women, such as hormonal imbalances, mental health disorders, and chronic diseases. Key findings indicate that these interventions significantly improve hormonal regulation and weight management in women, with notable improvements in hormone levels and a modest reduction in body weight in the treatment group c.. Read More»
  

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