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SHWI Welcomes New Chief Science Officer Dr. Kim Capone

SHWI Welcomes New Chief Science Officer Dr. Kim Capone

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Kim Capone, new Chief Science Officer for Vaginal Biome Science (VBS), and lead educator for the Sexual Health & Wellness Institute (SHWI).
Dr. Hannah Strom on Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and the Vaginal Microbiome

Dr. Hannah Strom on Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and the Vaginal Microbiome

The pelvic floor, which consists of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues, can be influenced by various factors including the microbiome.
Optimizing UTI Treatment: The Critical Role of Providers in Enhancing Patient Outcomes and Reducing Healthcare Costs

Optimizing UTI Treatment: The Critical Role of Providers in Enhancing Patient Outcomes and Reducing Healthcare Costs

Antibiotic switching was associated with higher HRU and an increased risk of UTI recurrence compared to not switching antibiotics
Exploring New Frontiers in Vaginal Microbiome Science

Exploring New Frontiers in Vaginal Microbiome Science

Chief Science Officer, Dr. Kim Capone discusses the recent research and scientific interest in the importance of the vaginal microbiome, from the Scientific American article, “The Vaginal Microbiome May Affect Health More than We Thought."
Charting New Territories: Mapping the Vaginal Microbiome on a Grand Scale

Charting New Territories: Mapping the Vaginal Microbiome on a Grand Scale

Dr. Kim Capone delves into the latest expansive citizen-driven research conducted in Belgium, exploring the intricate mapping of the vaginal microbiome.
Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Health Emergency with Significant Relevance for Women’s Health

Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Health Emergency with Significant Relevance for Women’s Health

Did you know that antimicrobial resistance is currently one of the greatest global health threats, with resistance detected to all antibiotics currently in clinical use?
Cancer Awareness: Join Good Clean Love in Supporting Unite for HER

Cancer Awareness: Join Good Clean Love in Supporting Unite for HER

In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, SHWI interviewed Unite for HER, a national nonprofit organization supporting the cancer community through integrative-based care and education.
Dr. Ginger Garner: 5 Integrative Interventions to Consider for Interstitial Cystitis ("Painful Bladder Syndrome")

Dr. Ginger Garner: 5 Integrative Interventions to Consider for Interstitial Cystitis ("Painful Bladder Syndrome")

Dr. Garner discusses the 5 most common first line conservative treatments that can be carried out in pelvic physical therapy to support your IC/BPS patients.
Why Good Clean Love Developed an Ultra-Hydrating Vaginal Moisturizer

Why Good Clean Love Developed an Ultra-Hydrating Vaginal Moisturizer

Good Clean Love developed BioNourish to address the vaginal dryness concerns of cancer survivors and patients. 
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Microbes and Love: How Your Microbiome Influences Attraction and Intimacy

Microbes and Love: How Your Microbiome Influences Attraction and Intimacy

While we often think of attraction as a mix of chemistry, personality, and looks, current research suggests that our microbiome may play a hidden role in who we’re drawn to and how we experience intimacy.

Integrating Pelvic Floor Therapy in the Treatment of Endometriosis and Perimenopause: Enhancing Patient Care and Breaking Stigmas

Integrating Pelvic Floor Therapy in the Treatment of Endometriosis and Perimenopause: Enhancing Patient Care and Breaking Stigmas

This month we interview Beyond Basics, an international leader in pelvic floor physical therapy in NYC since 2003, on their approach to endometriosis and perimenopause.

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.
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