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Bmc Women's Health

BMC Women's Health is an open-access journal that focuses on all aspects of women's health, including reproductive health, maternal and child health, gynecology, and women's mental health. It publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, and commentaries to advance knowledge and promote evidence-based practices in women's healthcare. The journal aims to address gender disparities and improve the health outcomes of women worldwide.
Details
Abbr. BMC Womens Health
Publisher Biomed Central
Start 2001
End Continuing
e-ISSN 1472-6874
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Specialty Gynecology & Obstetrics
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 5723 64
SJR / Ranks: 5650 762
CiteScore / Ranks: 8179 3.20
JIF / Ranks: 4316 2.5
Recent Articles
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'I was eager to do anything I could to improve the situation': a qualitative study of patients' experiences and views of prehabilitation for ovarian cancer surgery
Saggu R, Shaw C, Hughes C, Lagergren P, Butler J, McGregor A, et al.
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):121. PMID: 40089781
Background: Prehabilitation has shown promise in improving post-operative outcomes for several solid tumour groups. However, prehabilitation programmes are not widely established. Patients with advanced ovarian cancer experience life changing debulking...
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Assessing the Impact of Lymphedema Therapy Referral on Breast Cancer Survivors' Lymphedema Knowledge: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Klugman M, Sampathkumar Y, Patil S, Tringale K, Montagna G, Finik J, et al.
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):123. PMID: 40089757
Background: Lymphedema is a common problem that adversely impacts quality of life in breast cancer survivors. Although lymphedema risk is modifiable through behavior change, there is no standardized approach to...
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Determinants of puerperal sepsis among postpartum women admitted to Harar town public hospitals in eastern Ethiopia: an unmatched case-control study
Habetamu T, Abdeta T, Debella A, Eyeberu A, Yadeta T
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):122. PMID: 40089735
Background: Globally, 75,000 maternal deaths occur each year from puerperal sepsis, with higher rates in low-income countries. In Ethiopia, puerperal sepsis is the fourth leading cause of maternal morbidity and...
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Impact of enhanced recovery after surgery concept process optimization on the perioperative period of gynecologic laparoscopic surgery
Jin O, Xu T, Lai J, He J, Wu Y, Yang X
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):120. PMID: 40087739
Background: To explore the impact of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) optimization concept process on the perioperative period of gynecologic laparoscopic surgery. Methods: This retrospective observational study included patients who...
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Women physicians' experiences in the workplace in Lebanon: a qualitative study
Daoud R, Nasser Z, Tarabey L, Abou-Mrad F
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):117. PMID: 40087726
Background: Over the past several decades, the number of female physicians entering the medical and healthcare workplace has increased. Despite their skills and qualifications, they face several challenges in their...
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"High-stress, conscientiousness and positive coping": correlation analysis of personality traits, coping style and stress load among obstetrics and gynecology female nurses and midwives in twenty-one public hospitals in Southern China
Ye Q, Zhong K, Yuan L, Huang Q, Hu X
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):116. PMID: 40087707
Background: The long-term occupational stress experienced by nurses and midwives in obstetrics and gynecology department not only impacts their mental well-being, but also poses a threat to nursing safety and...
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Biochemical, sex hormonal, and anthropometric predictors of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in polycystic ovary syndrome
Li X, Min M, Duan F, Ruan X, Xu L
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):118. PMID: 40087649
Background: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is linked to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Biochemical, sex hormonal, and anthropometric indicators have been explored for screening NAFLD in PCOS patients. However, the...
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Effectiveness of an empowerment-based self-defense program among South African girls: results from a cluster-randomized control trial in schools
Hartmann M, Mutangabende S, Nash S, Browne E, Hatcher A, Kagesten A, et al.
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):119. PMID: 40087623
Empowerment-based self-defense (ESD) programs have proven effective in preventing sexual violence (SV) among girls in diverse settings, yet their effectiveness in South Africa remains unexplored. In this hybrid type 1...
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Using a social marketing approach to increase the pap-smear test uptake: randomized controlled trial among women residing in urban region
Maleki A, Ahadinezhad B, Alizadeh A, Khosravizadeh O
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):114. PMID: 40082980
Background: Social marketing intervention is a strategy to improve intention and behavior in this field. Therefore, this study was conducted with the aim of determining the impact of social marketing...
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A mixed-methods preliminary evaluation of an innovative treatment for cervical precancer in El Salvador's screen-and-treat program
Soler M, Lopez L, Rodriguez G, Perez J, Polio K, Velis J, et al.
BMC Womens Health . 2025 Mar; 25(1):115. PMID: 40082834
Background: Cervical cancer remains a leading cause of cancer death for women worldwide. Screen-and-treat programs are a key strategy to reduce disease burden in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). Thermal...