Today’s Solutions: May 30, 2026

Spanish researchers use THC to

Spanish researchers use THC to treat endometriosis and reduce cyst growth

Medical marijuana’s increasing popularity and legality are opening up opportunities for research into its uses. Recently, a team in Spain has been successful in using THC to treat endometriosis pain — the inflammation of the tissue that has grown outside of the uterus on a woman's ovaries, Read More...

Georgia becomes first state to

Georgia becomes first state to offer free tampons to low-income women

In the United States, access to tampons and pads for low-income women is a real problem: food stamps don’t cover feminine hygiene products, so some women resort to selling their food stamps in order to pay for “luxuries” like tampons, which can be very expensive. This is especially Read More...

Soda linked to increasing endo

Soda linked to increasing endometrial cancer risk

Sugar-sweetened beverages like soda and sweetened fruit drinks have long been associated with obesity and type 2 diabetes. Now a new study has concluded that they also increase the risk of endometrial cancer in postmenopausal women. Endometrial cancer rates are rising worldwide; it is now the Read More...