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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2024 · 47 MIN

Understanding The Vaginal Microbiome And The Impact On Women's Well-Being While Shaping The Future Women's Health With Pita Navarro

from The Longevity & Lifestyle Podcast · host Claudia von Boeselager

It is crucial to understand the vaginal microbiome and its profound impact on various aspects of women's well-being, spanning from fertility to menopause. Yet, we know so little about this topic.There is a huge underrepresentation of women in medical studies and a lack of research on women's health, where we find women diagnosed 4 years later than men across 700 diseases. This is because women were not required to be in clinical research until 1993.In today's discussion, we explore the evolving landscape of women's health, and at the forefront of advancing our understanding and support for women is none other than Pita Navarro!Pita is the Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Evvy, a leading figure in women's health and wellness who is actively engaged in pioneering vaginal health research.

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