Women's Health - Original Articles
Studies are giving gals even more reason to put out that cigarette for good.
Even if you buy organic food, go for regular runs, and stay far away from smokers, your best efforts are going to be in vain if you commit certain slip-ups.
Sure a massage feels good (great, actually), but did you know it can have a host of health benefits, too?
Emotions run high after recovering from breast cancer and rightfully so. Here, a guide to coping with changes in body image and treatment-related sexual problems.
Find out how a hefty handbag can harm your health.
You may be pleasantly surprised to learn how easy it is.
Can your weight determine the effectiveness of your oral contraceptive? Read on to find out.
In some instances, refraining from sex may benefit your love life.
Read on to find out where you're skimping and how you can get more disease-busting power into your meals.
Here's what you can do to stay emotionally healthy during this important period of your life.
Do you really need to be completely honest with your doctor? The answer may surprise you.
An uncommon condition in some women causes itching and burning during intimacy, but fortunately, it is treatable.
Follow these tips to make smart snacking a part of your daily routine.
Eating a late-night snack before bedtime may not only pack on unwanted pounds; it could keep you up at night with indigestion and even set off episodes of heartburn.
If you ve had heavy periods your entire life, you may blame it on bad luck or bad genetics. The truth is, excess bleeding could be a sign of something more: a clotting disorder.
In 2006, the Food and Drug Administration approved Gardisall, a vaccination to prevent cervical cancer. We know for a fact that HPV human papilloma virus causes cervical cancer. Although less common, HPV can also cause other cancers as well.
Study sheds new light on the diabetes and breast cancer link.
Here, how reproductive capabilities can affect your diagnosis of this common condition.
You'd think that with the work they put into their day, sleep would come easily. The truth is, that's when the tossing and turning begins.
If you've been experiencing pelvic pain or irregular bleeding, you could be suffering from a condition that affects 5 to 10 percent of all women.
A University of Michigan School of Public Health study has uncovered some startling findings.
If your partner or you cheat, don t assume that it s over between the two of you. See the incident as a wake up call.
Despite our modern American society, experts say emotions are perceived differently.
Studies are showing that even borderline high levels of cholesterol can increase your risk of developing this degenerative disease.
Egg donation provides couples with infertility other options to have a child. Learn more about how egg donation works.
Men and women need to get some Income Etiquette no matter who makes more money!
Genetics may be why some guys get cold feet.
Research shows that women who nurse have a lower incidence of cardiac disease.
When is pain a sign that something might be seriously wrong? Here, four pains you should never shrug off.
In general, you can greatly reduce your risk of osteoporosis by eating the right foods and getting plenty of exercise. But for some people, this may not be enough.
