The Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study team is doing incredible work. Thank you to Alisha H. Gupta at the @NYTimes for covering our recent findings on menarche and time to cycle regularity. Please read the article and our publication for more information.
📰: nytimes.com/2024/05/30/wel…

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Early #menarche is linked to adverse #health outcomes. We assessed the temporal trends & disparities in menarche & time-to-regularity, exploring BMI as a mediator. Here’s what we found. jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Early-life menstrual characteristics have been trending in directions that indicate higher risk of later adverse health outcomes (earlier menarche, longer time to regular cycles), which may contribute to health disparities, this study’s findings suggest. ja.ma/3VkBDA8

Exciting news! Our paper, “Menarche and time to cycle regularity among individuals born between 1950 and 2005 in the U.S.” was published by JAMA Network Open.

Read more about our findings - jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Zifan Wang Shruthi Mahalingaiah Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health @JAMANetwork

▶️ Over the past 55 years, age at #menarch has lowered in the U.S. while time to #menstrualcycle regularity has risen, which both indicate worse health outcomes over time. ♀️🚺

Apple Women's Health Study Zifan Wang Shruthi Mahalingaiah

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Did you know understanding your #period has some benefits?
1. It helps you understand your bleeding patterns
2. It can provide insight into your #health and wellness
3. It can help you plan your schedule
Learn more: hsph.me/awhs

Thank you to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health for highlighting the @Applewomens #Health Study's recent findings on the link between irregular #menstrualcycles and #cardiometabolic conditions.

Take a moment to learn more: hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-in-t…

Have you menstruated at least once? Do you live in the United States? You can help close the gap in women's health #research ! Download the Apple Research app on your iPhone and enroll in the Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study. Learn more: bit.ly/3nyfAlE #MenstrualHealth

Early this month our publication, 'Irregular Cycles, Ovulatory Disorders, and Cardiometabolic Conditions in a US-Based Digital Cohort' was published by @JAMA Network Open. Here are some of the key findings from the paper.

To learn more: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

The @applewomens #Health Study team had a blast at #ACOG2024 . Our data scientist, Gotham Asokan, reflected on his time at ACOG.

It was wonderful to connect with friends and colleagues, new and old, at ACOG this year.

#ACOG2024 Elizabeth Garner AMWA Doctors Apple Women's Health Study Mahalingaiah Lab Harvard Medical School Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Harvard Chan EH Brigham and Women's Hospital

The Apple Women's Health Study #Health Study team had an enriching weekend at the @ACOG Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting in San Francisco. Our research assistant, Elizabeth Peebles, shared a bit about her experience at #ACOG2024 .

Focusing on personal wellness means thinking about your period. Reinvest in your #health and enroll in the Apple Women's Health Study Health Study! Information collected from surveys and cycle tracking can help tell a comprehensive story about #menstrualhealth . More: apple.co/3r46u4X

The @Applewomens #Health Study has arrived in San Francisco! I am looking forward to a great weekend at ACOG. #ACOG2024

I am excited about today's event at the @ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting, especially the keynote address by Abby Wambach. #ACOG2024 Apple Women's Health Study

Want to contribute to a digital study and help advance scientific discovery? Apple Women's Health Study Health Study participants complete surveys about menstrual, reproductive, and overall #health . Download the Apple #Research app to enroll: apple.co/3r46u4X #MenstrualHealth #Periods

I am excited to have our @Applewomens #Health Study team at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (@ACOG) Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting! Looking forward to engaging with experts this weekend. ✈️ #research #womenshealth #menstrualhealth

Thank you, Healio Women’s Health & OB/GYN and Regina Schaffer, for sharing the recent findings from @Applewomens #Health Study.

📱 The Apple Women’s Health Study showed that irregular menstrual cycles – even without #PCOS – may predict ⬆️ risk for cardiometabolic conditions like #T2D , hypertension and #CVD .

Read more below ⬇️

Apple Women's Health Study Cardiology Today Endocrine Today

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