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Emotional and mental stress can have a direct impact on the cardiovascular system in women. Stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, when continuously released, can raise blood pressure, cause irregular heart rhythms and increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes. (Photo by Delil SOULEIMAN / AFP) AFP photo for illustration purpose only

Researchers developed a rapid testing technique of saliva using paper coated in gold and silver nanoparticles to create a highly sensitive sensor that records the Raman spectrum - the process by which a substance scatters laser light which is used to identify molecules - of saliva samples. - 123RF photo

DIABETES is often perceived in Malaysia as merely a "sugar problem” caused by sweet foods and drinks, but for those affected, it is a serious lifelong condition that can quietly harm organs, disrupt hormones and even threaten limbs. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Some present with acute pain needing emergency care, but many show subtle signs that can go unnoticed for weeks or months, especially in girls without prior gynaecological issues. - 123RFphoto

Women who have had six children face nearly half the risk compared to women who have not given birth, the Norwegian broadcaster NRK reported on Wednesday. - 123RF photo for illustration purpose only

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90 per cent of endometriotic lesions occur at the back of the uterus, which is challenging for surgeons to identify if performing conventional laparotomy. - 123RF photo

The footage shows Hafizi Hamdan, 25, reciting Al-Fatihah in sign language, then gently waving goodbye to his mother, Salawati Ahmad, who passed away last August from ovarian cancer. Photo: TikTok / @Hasmalina10

Hospital Picaso, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Dr Mastura Md Yusof stressed that there was currently no solid evidence to confirm a clear link between low vitamin D levels and an increased risk of cancer.

Cancer survivor Bazli Kezi. Photo by Bernama