Wikipedia:Knowledge gaps in women's health/Vital articles

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Given below is the list of vital articles related to women's health.

Most essential 10

Overlaps with the Level 1 articles.

  1. Menstruation
  2. Miscarriage
  3. Pregnancy
  4. Domestic violence
  5. Abortion
  6. Endometriosis
  7. Vagina
  8. Birth control
  9. Female reproductive system
  10. HIV/AIDS

Level 1

  1. Menstruation (Google Trends)
  2. Menstrual cycle
  3. Uterus
  4. Clitoris
  5. Masturbation
  6. Ovary
  7. Vagina
  8. Gynecology
  9. Obstetrics
  10. Pregnancy
  11. Vaginal bleeding
  12. Miscarriage
  13. Ectopic pregnancy
  14. Abortion
  15. Endometriosis
  16. Intrauterine device
  17. Birth control
  18. Infertility
  19. Oxytocin
  20. Rape
  21. Domestic violence
  22. Dysmenorrhea
  23. HIV
  24. Oral contraceptive
  25. Pelvic inflammatory disease
  26. Sanitary pad
  27. Female genital mutilation
  28. Menopause
  29. Menorrhagia
  30. Human papilloma virus
  31. Breast cancer
  32. Endometrial cancer
  33. Ovarian cancer
  34. Osteoporosis
  35. Urinary tract infection
  36. Gender equality
  37. Major depressive disorder
  38. Anaemia
  39. Pap smear
  40. Anxiety
  41. Feminine hygiene
  42. Unintended pregnancy
  43. Maternal death
  44. Obstructed labour
  45. Episiotomy
  46. Anorexia nervosa
  47. Bartholin's cyst
  48. Breastfeeding
  49. Uterine prolapse
  50. Vaginal discharge
  51. Umbilical cord prolapse
  52. Turner syndrome
  53. Stress incontinence
  54. Toxic shock syndrome
  55. Rhesus disease
  56. Premenstrual syndrome
  57. Polycystic ovary syndrome
  58. Postpartum depression
  59. Placental abruption
  60. Ovarian cyst
  61. Ovarian torsion
  62. Nitrofurantoin
  63. Morning sickness
  64. Molar pregnancy
  65. Iron-deficiency anaemia
  66. HELLP syndrome
  67. HPV vaccine
  68. Hyperemesis gravidarum
  69. Levonorgestrel
  70. Mammography
  71. Mastitis
  72. Nipple discharge
  73. Pre-eclampsia
  74. Cervical cancer
  75. Stillbirth
  76. Vaginismus
  77. Vaginal yeast infection
  78. Sexual intercourse
  79. Fibromyalgia
  80. Vulva
  81. Sexual penetration
  82. Syphilis
  83. Surrogacy
  84. In vitro fertilization
  85. Chlamydia
  86. Hymen
  87. Sexually transmitted infection
  88. Sexual harassment
  89. Female reproductive system
  90. Hysterectomy
  91. Doula
  92. Safe sex
  93. Condom
  94. Misoprostol
  95. Midwifery
  96. Family planning
  97. Uterine fibroid
  98. Dyspareunia
  99. Amniocentesis
  100. Anomaly scan

Level 2

  1. Non-penetrative sex
  2. Oral sex
  3. G-spot
  4. Labia
  5. Chronic fatigue syndrome
  6. Caesarian section
  7. Bulimia nervosa
  8. Gender-affirming surgery
  9. Nipple
  10. Skene's glands
  11. Sex trafficking
  12. Cervix
  13. Gonorrhea
  14. Vaginal lubrication
  15. Colostrum
  16. Postpartum period
  17. Multiple birth
  18. Vaginoplasty
  19. Uterine prolapse
  20. Trisomy X
  21. Kegel exercise
  22. Marital rape
  23. Wet nurse
  24. Genital wart
  25. Areola
  26. Estradiol
  27. Artificial insemination
  28. Coitus interruptus
  29. Human chorionic gonadotropin
  30. Menarche
  31. Endometrium
  32. Tampon
  33. Menstrual cup
  34. Clitoromegaly
  35. Breast augmentation
  36. Zygote
  37. Femicide
  38. Hypothyroidism
  39. Vaginal fornix
  40. Bacterial vaginosis
  41. Sexual dysfunction
  42. Pregnancy from rape
  43. Cephalic presentation
  44. Breech birth
  45. Linea nigra
  46. Inverted nipple
  47. Vaginal delivery
  48. Anovulatory cycle
  49. Nanny
  50. Artificial womb
  51. Vulvar cancer
  52. Primary ovarian insufficiency
  53. Transgender hormone therapy
  54. Cervical cerclage
  55. Abortion-rights movements
  56. Tubal ligation
  57. Stretch marks
  58. Obstetric ultrasonography
  59. Leopold's maneuvers
  60. Placenta previa
  61. Abortion debate
  62. Colposcopy
  63. Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
  64. Dilatation and curettage
  65. Abortion debate
  66. Gestational age
  67. Vaginal rugae
  68. Bicornuate uterus
  69. Assisted reproductive technology
  70. Fertility awareness
  71. Unsafe sex
  72. Gestational diabetes
  73. Vacuum aspiration
  74. Ethinylestradiol
  75. Bicornuate uterus
  76. Late termination of pregnancy
  77. Clitoridectomy
  78. Pelvic organ prolapse
  79. Pessary
  80. Copper IUD
  81. Hormonal intrauterine device
  82. Reproductive rights
  83. Obstructed labour
  84. Vaginitis
  85. Thelarche
  86. Ovarian follicle
  87. Spinnbarkeit
  88. Obstetrical forceps
  89. Amniotic sac
  90. Heavy menstrual bleeding
  91. Oophorectomy
  92. Emergency contraception
  93. Pyometra
  94. Galactorrhea
  95. Uterus transplantation
  96. Germ cell tumor
  97. Urethral sponge
  98. Decidua
  99. Breast pump
  100. Water birth

Level 3

  1. Lactobacillus
  2. Bra
  3. Misinformation related to abortion
  4. Breast binding
  5. Cryptic pregnancy
  6. Corpus luteum
  7. Lumpectomy
  8. Weaning
  9. Risky sexual behavior
  10. Hot flash
  11. Cystocele
  12. Salpingectomy
  13. Pelvic floor dysfunction
  14. Chorion
  15. BRCA mutation
  16. Myometrium
  17. Facial feminization surgery
  18. Mastopexy
  19. Vaginectomy
  20. Lochia
  21. Advanced maternal age
  22. Amniotic fluid embolism
  23. Bodily integrity
  24. Progestogen
  25. Breast
  26. Eclampsia
  27. Nipple piercing
  28. Clitoral erection
  29. Mother
  30. Nipple stimulation
  31. Adenomyosis
  32. Generalized anxiety disorder
  33. Epidural anaesthesia
  34. Pregnancy over age 50
  35. Gang rape
  36. Breast milk
  37. Placenta
  38. Postpartum hemorrhage
  39. Women who have sex with women
  40. Female hysteria
  41. Gender-affirming surgery (male-to-female)
  42. Gender-affirming surgery (female-to-male)
  43. False pregnancy
  44. Amenorrhea
  45. Combined oral contraceptive pill
  46. Feminizing hormone therapy
  47. Violence against women
  48. Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
  49. Postpartum infections
  50. Tuberous breasts
  51. Breast implant
  52. Preterm birth
  53. Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
  54. Implantation (embryology)
  55. Fetal surgery
  56. Cryopreservation
  57. Postpartum psychosis
  58. Follicle-stimulating hormone
  59. Female urinal
  60. Antiphospholipid syndrome
  61. Husband stitch
  62. Pelvic floor
  63. Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy
  64. Female condom
  65. Sex-selective abortion
  66. Müllerian agenesis
  67. Pregnancy test
  68. Sexual and reproductive health
  69. Medical abortion
  70. Ptosis (breasts)
  71. Corrective rape
  72. Vaginal contraction
  73. Abortifacient
  74. Persistent genital arousal disorder
  75. Menstrual synchrony
  76. Clitoral hood reduction
  77. Braxton Hicks contractions
  78. Tubo-ovarian abscess
  79. Velamentous cord insertion
  80. Pfannenstiel incision
  81. Essure
  82. Postpartum confinement
  83. Uterus didelphys
  84. Mons pubis
  85. Frenulum of labia minora
  86. Rho(D) immune globulin
  87. Prolactin
  88. Areolar gland
  89. Bishop score
  90. Pain management during childbirth
  91. Labor induction
  92. Teenage pregnancy
  93. Rape trauma syndrome
  94. Radical hysterectomy
  95. Tranexamic acid
  96. Resuscitative hysterotomy
  97. Pentasomy X
  98. Migraine
  99. Obstetric fistula
  100. Tampon

Level 4

  1. Retained placenta
  2. Rectovaginal fistula
  3. Vesicovaginal fistula
  4. Complications of pregnancy
  5. Apgar score
  6. Anemia in pregnancy
  7. Child marriage
  8. Reproductive justice
  9. Gender disparities in health
  10. Gender equity
  11. Round ligament of uterus
  12. Folliculogenesis
  13. Basal body temperature
  14. Mittelschmerz
  15. Asherman's syndrome
  16. Endometrial polyp
  17. Cervical incompetence
  18. Cervicitis
  19. Polymenorrhea
  20. Postcoital bleeding
  21. Pelvic congestion syndrome
  22. Retroverted uterus
  23. Vulvodynia
  24. Hymenorrhaphy
  25. Age of consent
  26. Incest
  27. Menstrual hygiene management
  28. Menstrual stigma
  29. Gender identity
  30. Maternal physiological changes in pregnancy
  31. Childbirth positions
  32. Postterm pregnancy
  33. Alcohol and pregnancy
  34. Kraurosis vulvae
  35. Metropathia haemorrhagica
  36. Genitoplasty
  37. Endometrial ablation
  38. Sexual headache
  39. Honeymoon rhinitis
  40. Lymphogranuloma venereum
  41. Trichomoniasis
  42. Hepatitis B
  43. Zika fever
  44. Molluscum contagiosum
  45. Herpes simplex
  46. Culdocentesis
  47. Vaginal stenosis
  48. Colpocleisis
  49. Vaginal cancer
  50. Sexual slavery
  51. Krukenberg tumor
  52. Vaginal microbiota
  53. Brenner tumor
  54. Vaginal septum
  55. Imperforate hymen
  56. Risk factors for breast cancer
  57. Fibroadenoma
  58. Phyllodes tumor
  59. Paget's disease of the breast
  60. Ductal carcinoma in situ
  61. Nipple adenoma
  62. Breast biopsy
  63. Breast cancer screening
  64. Galactography
  65. Triple test
  66. Shoulder dystocia
  67. Vulvar vestibule
  68. Gynecologic oncology
  69. Resuscitative hysterotomy
  70. Chorea gravidarum
  71. Pregnancy-induced hypercoagulability
  72. Chorioamnionitis
  73. Fetal resorption
  74. Prurigo gestationis
  75. Cephalopelvic disproportion
  76. Cracked nipples
  77. Uterine atony
  78. Hepatitis E
  79. Zygote intrafallopian transfer
  80. Gamete intrafallopian transfer
  81. Intracytoplasmic sperm injection
  82. Breastfeeding and HIV
  83. Human milk bank
  84. Lactation consultant
  85. Breastfeeding and medications
  86. Amazia
  87. Breast hypertrophy
  88. Mammoplasia
  89. Ptosis (breasts)
  90. Abortion and mental health
  91. Fetal viability
  92. Abortifacient
  93. Toxic abortion
  94. Lactational amenorrhea
  95. Depo-Provera
  96. Contraceptive patch
  97. Spermicide
  98. Comparison of birth control methods
  99. Long-acting reversible contraception
  100. Levonorgestrel implant
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