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Fertility & Pregnancy Leah in the Media New Health Research

Is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Being Over-Diagnosed?

Leah shares some insights into new biomarkers with a stronger association to ovarian function that are now in early stages of research.

Leah HechtmanAugust 25, 2018

Health & Wellbeing Leah in the Media New Health Research

FX Medicine LIVE with Leah Hechtman

Leah Hechtman at the 2017 ATMS Endometriosis Symposium, Sydney

Leah HechtmanFebruary 28, 2018

Fertility & Pregnancy New Health Research

Probiotics to prevent preeclampsia

A new large observational study conducted in Norway has just released promising results. Researchers have found that pregnant women who consume foods high in probiotics – especially dairy and probiotic rich yoghurt – has a lower risk for developing pre-eclampsia. 33,000 women were included in the study and researchers found…

Leah HechtmanSeptember 6, 2017

Health & Wellbeing Leah in the Media New Health Research

Assessing the alternatives – The Canberra Times

By Peter Jean – The Canberra Times forum Patients seeking reassurance about their doctor’s medical qualifications usually have to look no further than the certificates hanging on the walls behind the medico’s desk. Or they can check the doctor’s registration status on the Australian Health Practitioner Regulations Agency website.Official bodies exist to…

Leah HechtmanSeptember 6, 2017

New Health Research

Environmental Impact

Information regarding the impact of the environment on our health is highly controversial and topical.

Leah HechtmanSeptember 13, 2016

Food & Nutrition Health & Wellbeing New Health Research

The Blue Zones and Longevity

“What began as a National Geographic expedition to find the longest living cultures evolved into a recipe for living longer”. In case you’re not familiar with them, the Blue Zones are areas of the world where people live the longest. People in the Blue Zones reach 100 years of age…

Leah HechtmanDecember 16, 2015

Food & Nutrition Health & Wellbeing New Health Research

Fructose malabsorption

Fructose malabsorption – what is it? Fructose is a form of sugar (carbohydrate) commonly found in fruits and vegetables. How these sugars are processed in the body determines their potential effect. Some people cannot metabolise fructose appropriately and they ferment at a rapid rate causing digestive symptoms – thus indicating…

Leah HechtmanDecember 15, 2015

Health & Wellbeing Leah in the Media New Health Research

VIDEO: Endometriosis and Immunity

It’s becoming clear that endometriosis is more than just a reproductive disorder. The impact on a women’s health is systemic and wide spread. So what role does the immune system play? Respected women’s health expert, Leah Hechtman has dedicated much of her career to finding answers to endometriosis. Leah’s research…

Leah HechtmanNovember 27, 2015

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Is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Being Over-Diagnosed?

FX Medicine LIVE with Leah Hechtman

Probiotics to prevent preeclampsia

Assessing the alternatives – The Canberra Times

Environmental Impact

The Blue Zones and Longevity

Fructose malabsorption

VIDEO: Endometriosis and Immunity

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