Eat for Your Skin
/You may never have washboard abs, rippling muscles, or a full head of hair (again), but you can get radiant, supple, glowing skin – and it won't take two hours a day in the gym or a time machine.
Read MoreYou may never have washboard abs, rippling muscles, or a full head of hair (again), but you can get radiant, supple, glowing skin – and it won't take two hours a day in the gym or a time machine.
Read MoreWomen who put in long hours for the bulk of their careers may pay a steep price: life-threatening illnesses, including heart disease and cancer.
Read MoreMenopause signals the the end of a woman's fertility, and is a natural phase in the cycle of her life. But for many, it is still a period fraught with anxiety.
Read MoreFor a woman living in the United States, heart disease is the leading cause of death and the earlier in her life a woman takes steps to reduce her risk, the less likely she’ll face that scenario.
Read MoreA phase of life many women approach with some apprehension is menopause, the ceasing of menstruation typically occurring between 45 and 50 years of age.
Read MoreEach year there are between 100,000 to 200,000 ACL ruptures in the United States. Injury to the ACL is the most common knee joint injury among particularly among athletes.
Read MoreWomen who exercised were less likely to have a C-section than those who did not. The study was published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Read MoreIt did wonders for Sisqo's career, but it may not be doing a heck of a lot for health. The thong, a fashion must for any woman, can also be a source for infections to spread.
Read MoreUnlike men, women rarely get a receding hairline. But that does not mean they are exempt from hair loss.
Read MoreFor years, October has been designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month to help increase the awareness of this disease.
Read MoreThere is a condition that is estimated to occur in more than 50 percent of men and women over the age of 60 with it worsening over time.
Read MoreWho can forget the soft, subtle fragrance of baby or talcum powder. We associate it with innocence, purity, babies, and …..ovarian cancer?
Read MoreAround one-third of all women will at some point in their lives experience an inflammation of the vaginal lining known as vaginitis.
Read MoreThe stereotypical anorexic is female, and, in fact, statistics show considerably more women are susceptible to eating disorders than men. Ever wonder why that is?
Read MoreThe use of hormonal contraception or birth control pills is commonly used by millions of women worldwide.
Read MoreFor the longest time, women aged 40 to 70 have been encouraged to get a mammogram in order to detect abnormal changes in their breasts as early as possible.
Read MorePregnancy is supposed to be a happy time for a couple expecting a baby. But when the telltale signs of morning sickness become evident the sweet anticipation of newborn life can take a sour turn.
Read MoreSurviving breast cancer is a victory all women can rejoice in breathing a little easier knowing you’ve conquered a brutal enemy that wanted to take you down.
Read MoreThat morning cup of coffee not only stimulates a person to wakefulness it may also be stimulating their memory and cognitive functioning.
Read MoreThe 1980’s hit song “Let’s Get Physical” famously sung by Olivia Newton John, takes on a whole new meaning for women in helping prevent breast cancer.
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