Female Viagra and Natural Remedies for Low Libido

Female Viagra and Natural Remedies for Low Libido

A drug dubbed ‘female Viagra’ won backing from an FDA panel yesterday.  This pill is aimed at women who have lost their sex drive, and could help them regain some of their youthful vigor in the bedroom. The FDA advisory committee voted 18-6 to recommend that the FDA approve the little pink pill.

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The Little Pink Pill Has Arrived

The Little Pink Pill Has Arrived

The female viagra is here. The FDA has approved the first female libido drug, from Sprout Pharmaceuticals called flibanserin. Many women who suffer from sexual dysfunction and lack of sexual desire are in support of the pill but critics worry that hard side effects may be a major concern.

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Can a Hysterectomy Help Spread Uterine Cancer?

Can a Hysterectomy Help Spread Uterine Cancer?

The FBI is investigating a surgical device used typically in hysterectomy procedures (removal of the uterus) that may cause uterine cancer to spread. They're also looking into the Johnson & Johnson, the largest manufacturer of the tool. Evidence may suggest they know about the tool's hazards before pulling it off the market in 2014.  

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Benefits of the Mediterranean Diet for Women

Benefits of the Mediterranean Diet for Women

The Mediterranean diet is inspired by traditional diet and eating habits of people living along the Mediterranean coast. This includes places like southern Italy, Greece and Spain which have greatly influenced the foods that make up the diet.

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Gardasil-9: New HPV vaccine prevents 80% of cervical cancers

Gardasil-9: New HPV vaccine prevents 80% of cervical cancers

New research shows that a new HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine can prevent more than 80 percent of cervical cancers. The new vaccine is called Gardasil-9. This vaccine is a newer version of a previous HPV vaccine (Gardasil) that has been on the market for years.

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Unique stroke symptoms that women are unaware of

Unique stroke symptoms that women are unaware of

Strokes affect both men and women. However, women are more negatively impacted as stroke is the third cause of death in women, compared to the fifth leading cause of death in men. Every year, about 55,000 more women have a stroke than men. 

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New screening method detects ovarian cancer in twice as many women

New screening method detects ovarian cancer in twice as many women

Ovarian cancer is one of the most deadly types of cancer because it is usually detected then the cancer has developed into an advanced stage. Researchers have developed a new ovarian cancer screening technique that they say can detect ovarian cancer in twice as many women as traditional methods.

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Essential Health Tests for Women in Menopause

Essential Health Tests for Women in Menopause

As women enter into menopause, prevention should be the key strategy for chronic diseases like heart disease and osteoporosis. Prevention begins with screening. Pay attention to this essential checklist of health tests you should be getting as this time begins. 

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US Preventive Services Task Force Releases New Guidelines for Mammograms

US Preventive Services Task Force Releases New Guidelines for Mammograms

After the debate 6 years ago, the U.S. Preventive Task Force Services has released their latest guidelines reiterating the previous statement that women in their 40s shouldn't get a yearly mammogram as an early prevention method screening test for breast cancer. We couldn't disagree more. 

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Rita Wilson's Breast Cancer and Prevention for Men and Women

Rita Wilson's Breast Cancer and Prevention for Men and Women

This week, Rita Wilson announced she was diagnosed with breast cancer and decided to undergo a double mastectomy. This is another great example of cancer awareness and prevention. She knew her risk factors and understood the potential outcome. Here's your prevention guide. Pay attention to this. Men, that means you too.

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Prostate Cancer May Increase Breast Cancer Risk

Prostate Cancer May Increase Breast Cancer Risk

We've long known that family history plays a huge role in cancer development but a new study has revealed an even stronger hypothesis linking breast cancer and prostate cancer. Here's what you need to know.  

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