Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart
Recent research conducted by Flinders University in Australia highlights potential risks associated with GLP-1 receptor agonists, a class of medications prominently used for weight management, including semaglutide (marketed as Ozempic). The study specifically focuses on the implications for women of reproductive age, revealing a concerning trend in contraception use among this demographic. Initially designed for managing type 2 diabetes, GLP-1 receptor agonists have gained popularity as weight-loss solutions. However, data from Australia indicates that a significant portion of women prescribed these medications are not employing effective contraceptive methods, raising alarms about the potential risks for pregnancy and fetal health. “We’re…
As the deadline approaches, the National Park Service is inviting public feedback on the proposed Women’s Suffrage National Monument in Washington, D.C. Citizens have until October 8 to share their input online or participate in a public meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. via Teams. Public Engagement for Monument Location The National Park Service is considering four potential locations for the memorial: two areas east and west of Constitution Gardens, the D.C. War Memorial, and the vicinity of the Washington Monument. Input from the community will play a crucial role in determining the site for this significant tribute…
USF Women’s Tennis Reveals Competitive Fall Schedule for 2025 TAMPA, Fla., September 8, 2025 – The University of South Florida (USF) Women’s Tennis program is gearing up for an exciting fall season, as head coach Cristina Moros has announced the team’s comprehensive schedule for 2025. This year’s itinerary is packed with formidable tournaments, reflecting the program’s commitment to showcasing both experienced players and promising newcomers. Season Kickoff and Key Tournaments The Bulls are set to commence their fall campaign with participation at the William and Mary Tournament from September 12-14, held in Williamsburg, Virginia. Following this, select team members will…
Wilmington College is excited to announce Danie Shafer as the new Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach for the upcoming 2025-26 season. With a diverse athletic and coaching background, Shafer is set to play a pivotal role in enhancing the Quakers’ program through her expertise in recruitment and player development. “We are thrilled to add Danie Shafer to our staff! She brings an extensive playing career and coaching background that will help elevate our program,” stated Shauna Watson, Head Women’s Basketball Coach. “I believe she will make an immediate impact in recruiting and player development, and we are excited to get the…
A family walks into the Temple Health hospital on July 9, 2025. | AIDAN GALLO / THE TEMPLE NEWS The Temple Women and Families Hospital officially launched its inpatient services on September 3, 2025, aimed at enhancing healthcare access for North Philadelphia residents. Background and Development Challenges Originally scheduled to open in January 2025, the hospital’s timeline was pushed back due to extensive renovations needed to retrofit the facility for women’s health. Challenges arose particularly during the installation of new Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU), contributing to these delays. Located on the intersection of Wyoming and Castor Avenues, the hospital…
Emerging research from Flinders University indicates that many Australian women of reproductive age prescribed GLP-1 receptor agonists, increasingly popular for weight loss, may lack awareness of the potential risks associated with pregnancy and fetal development. The study, featured in the Medical Journal of Australia, analyzed data from over 1.6 million women aged between 18 and 49 years who visited general practices between 2011 and 2022. It reported that out of 18,010 women beginning treatment with GLP-1 receptor agonists during this period, only 21% were utilizing effective contraception, raising significant concerns regarding unintended pregnancies. Originally designed for managing type 2 diabetes,…
Bemidji State University Hosts Lone Home Golf Tournament of the Season Overview of the Event Bemidji State University recently hosted its first and only home golf tournament of the season. This event showcased both the men’s and women’s golf teams competing against various colleges and universities, providing an excellent opportunity for local fans to support their teams on familiar grounds. Men’s Team Performance The men’s team demonstrated strong performances throughout the tournament. Their hard work and preparation leading up to this event were evident in their gameplay. The team was eager to make the most of this competitive setting in…
TULSA, Okla. – The Harding University women’s golf team has made a significant impression in the opening round of the NSU Women’s Golf Classic, currently sitting tied for the lead with a score of 15-over 299. This performance at the Page Belcher Golf Course positions them as the top-ranked team from the Great American Conference among 17 participating teams. In her first collegiate tournament, freshman Vivian Volion delivered an outstanding performance, scoring an even-par 71. This impressive showing ties her for the individual lead and features a remarkable bogey-free back nine that included three birdies. Volion shares the top position…
Mizzou Women’s Golf Dominates Day One at the Sam Golden Invitational The Mizzou women’s golf team kicked off their season on a high note at the Sam Golden Invitational, concluding the first day in a commanding lead. Freshman sensation Ebba Liljeberg made headlines with an outstanding second round performance, carding an 11-under 61, which ties the NCAA record for the lowest round in relation to par. Throughout her initial 36 holes as a Tiger, Liljeberg achieved an impressive 18 birdies, with only a single bogey marking her scorecard. Heading into the final round, she leads the 72-person field by nine…
Wolverine Invitational Highlights for USF Women’s Golf Team ANN ARBOR, Mich. (September 8, 2025) – The University of South Florida women’s golf team commenced the 2025-26 season at the Wolverine Invitational, securing a tie for ninth place. Leading the Bulls were Cherry Marley and Tiphani Knight, who demonstrated commendable performances throughout the tournament. Player Highlights Cherry Marley stood out with her impressive second-round performance, finishing with a score of 72 (+1). She concluded the tournament tied for 25th overall, achieving a three-round total of 223 (+10). Notably, Marley recorded a team-high of seven birdies, with a remarkable back-to-back birdie sequence…