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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).
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.
Q&A with Fertility Expert: Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, The Egg Whisperer

Q&A with Fertility Expert: Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, The Egg Whisperer

Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, collaborator of Good Clean Love's Pre-TTC Kit discusses her approach to fertility care and why a healthy vaginal microbiome can positively influence fertility and reproductive health outcomes.
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. 
What is Bio-Match®?

What is Bio-Match®?

Chief Science Officer, Beth DuPriest, PhD, explains the patented Bio-Match® concept behind Good Clean Love's lubricant and vaginal moisturizer product line, and why these principles are critical for creating a vaginal product that is safe for vaginal health.
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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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