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VENUS Study and qPCR Test: Progress, Milestones and New Opportunities Ahead

VENUS Study and qPCR Test: Progress, Milestones and New Opportunities Ahead

The VENUS Study aims to explore the complex vaginal microbiome and its connection to gynecological conditions such as bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, lichen sclerosus, GSM, vulvodynia, and more.
VENUS Study: Why Quantification Matters

VENUS Study: Why Quantification Matters

We have worked for the last 24 months to develop our proprietary 54 target quantitative PCR vaginal microbiome test.
Interview Series with Julie Spencer: Functional Medicine and the Vaginal Microbiome

Interview Series with Julie Spencer: Functional Medicine and the Vaginal Microbiome

Considering Non-Hormonal Solutions for Vaginal Health Challenges in Breast Cancer Survivors

Considering Non-Hormonal Solutions for Vaginal Health Challenges in Breast Cancer Survivors

For many breast cancer survivors (BCSs), the end of cancer treatment doesn’t necessarily signal the end of challenges.
Exploring Cervical Cancer Disparities in Native American Women through Vaginal Microbiome Insights

Exploring Cervical Cancer Disparities in Native American Women through Vaginal Microbiome Insights

Native American women face a significantly higher risk of cervical cancer compared to non-Hispanic White (NHW) women, with roughly double the incidence and mortality rates.
The Microbiome Matters: Hormonal Health and Recurrent UTIs with Dr. Rachel Rubin

The Microbiome Matters: Hormonal Health and Recurrent UTIs with Dr. Rachel Rubin

Dr. Rachel Rubin is a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist. She is one of only a handful of physicians with fellowship training in sexual medicine for all genders.
Bridging the Knowledge Gap in Pelvic Health

Bridging the Knowledge Gap in Pelvic Health

There are fewer than 10,000 pelvic floor physical therapists in the U.S.—most are in urban areas, out of network, and English-speaking. To address the broader knowledge gap, I co-founded the Institute for Pelvic Health.
A Vaginal Hygiene System for Management of Bacterial Vaginosis and Vaginal Health in Pre- and Post-Menopausal Women

A Vaginal Hygiene System for Management of Bacterial Vaginosis and Vaginal Health in Pre- and Post-Menopausal Women

Our pilot studies demonstrated that our vaginal hygiene system effectively reduced vaginal pH and in some cases, BV recurrence rates, in both pre- and post-menopausal women.
Exploring the Vaginal Microbiome in the VENUS Study: New Horizons for Women's Vaginal Health

Exploring the Vaginal Microbiome in the VENUS Study: New Horizons for Women's Vaginal Health

We are thrilled to share that we have launched our pioneering vaginal microbiome registry study entitled “Vaginal Ecosystem and Network in the US” (VENUS) Study.
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Beyond BV: Why the Vaginal Microbiome Is Central to STI Risk, Recurrent Infections, and Vulvar Disease

Beyond BV: Why the Vaginal Microbiome Is Central to STI Risk, Recurrent Infections, and Vulvar Disease

The vaginal microbiome, after so many years in the background, is now recognized as a key determinant of women’s health. For clinicians, this reframes BV as a critical point of intervention

Redefining Pelvic Pain: Dr. Sonia Bahlani on Personalized Care and Breaking the Silence Around Vaginal Health

Redefining Pelvic Pain: Dr. Sonia Bahlani on Personalized Care and Breaking the Silence Around Vaginal Health

Dr. Sonia Bahlani is an OB/GYN and urology-trained specialist who emphasizes a personalized, holistic approach to diagnosing and treating pelvic and vaginal pain.

Reconsidering the Role of Male Partners in Recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis

Reconsidering the Role of Male Partners in Recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis

Although not universally classified as a sexually transmitted infection, the study shows that BV may recur due to a combination of intrinsic disruptions to the vaginal microbiota and sexual transmission, with untreated male partners potentially playing a key role in its persistence.

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