My 28 Days is proud to bring you the latest news and cutting-edge scientific research on Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)
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An Open Letter to Capitol Hill: From Fractured to Fractal Health Care Design
Why Health Policy Needs a Safe Harbor for Continuity To the Members of Congress, I am writing in response to…
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When Analysis Paralysis Slows Healing—and Healthcare Reform
Why Progress Requires a Safe Harbor and a Clear First Step In a recent business article titled Digital Transformation in…
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Policy Gridlock and Moral Injury in Healthcare Workers
Need for a Safe Harbor Sometimes, strain in healthcare does not come from a single crisis.It comes from uncertainty that…
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Generic Medication Quality, Trust, and Readiness
What New Reporting Means for Patients Recent investigative reporting by ProPublica has raised important questions about how the U.S. Food…
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NIH Zero Embargo Policy: When Bureaucracy Stops Blocking Science
When Bureaucracy Becomes the Bottleneck (And When it Doesn’t) For years, one of the quiet frustrations in medicine has been…
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The ACA Stalemate: A Stereoscopic View from the Mountain Top
Where Freedom Meets Shared Responsibility This month’s U.S. health policy news reveals a familiar tension–how societies choose to care for…
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Quantum Opportunities: When Influence Goes Private
An AP Headline, a Life Vision, and My Mother’s Letter to Paul Mellon In this season of Light, the Associated…
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Congress, Obamacare, and the “Front Door” of Care
Wall Street Meets Sabai Sabai In this season of Light, we turn our attention to protecting care – because we…
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FDA Removes Black Box Warnings on Estrogen Products
The FDA Just Corrected Course. Now It’s Time to Correct the Language On November 10, 2025, the U.S. Food and…
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Avoidance vs Approach: Why Meaning-Making Heals
How Do You Eat a Hot Bowl of Soup? Slowly, one safe spoonful at a time. When life hands us…
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Menopause, Ageism, and Sexism: The Hidden Bias Holding Back Midlife Leaders
Workplace Bias, Midlife Health, and the Need for Scientific Language A new national survey by Aimed Alliance and the HR…
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Why Personalized Estradiol Dosing Matters
One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Groupthink in Medicine May Be Leaving Women Behind Many women have long suspected that transdermal…
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Hormones & Aging: New Research Links Low Testosterone to Cognitive Changes in Older Women
Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Cognitive Decline in Older Women (and Why It May Also Matter for Younger Women) A…
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Bridging the Gap: From Menopause Myths to Endocrine Truth
A recent scientific review opens new ways of thinking about menopause. Where Endocrinology Helps: Introducing P-POI The review spotlights robust…
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14 Microgram Estradiol Patch for Bone Health
If This Were a “Bone Health Supplement,” it Would Go Viral on Social Media Recent evidence shows insufficient public knowledge…
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New Research Links Early Loss of Ovarian Hormones to Brain Changes in Young Women with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency
A new brain-imaging study shows that young women with primary ovarian insufficiency —the early loss of normal ovarian function before…
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Hormone Therapy & Breast Cancer Risk: What It Means for Adolescents and Young Women with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency
Latest NIH Analysis Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) analyzed data from more than 459,000 women under age…
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Menopause & Sleep Apnea: Visceral Fat is the Missing Link
Why It May Matter for Primary Ovarian Insufficiency A new 2025 BMC Endocrine Disorders analysis of U.S. NHANES data found…
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Why Women with POI Don’t Belong in Menopause Clinics
Introducing World POI Day Recently, the Daisy Network and the British Menopause Society marked the first “World POI Day.” While…
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Circulation for Life: How Warm Habits Can Support Heart Health and More
Relaxation, Renewal, and Resilience Recent studies are showing that the ovary is a living ecosystem filled with tiny blood vessels…
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The Ovarian Ecosystem and Blood Flow: New Clues to Healing & Hope
New Research Reveals Ovarian Aging Begins in Blood Vessels, Not Eggs A groundbreaking new study in Science earlier this year…
