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… three or more glasses of milk each day nearly doubled their risk of death in relation to women who drank less than one glass each day. Men were not as affected as women, but those …
… in acne bumps on your lower cheeks, jawline and chin. This type of acne most commonly affects women in their teens and adulthood.Oral medications can be used to treat hormonal acne. You may have …
… are seven reasons why a woman might not realize she’s pregnant:Irregular periods. About 30% of women have irregular periods — meaning it doesn’t fall between the 21 to 35 day time frame. In …
… MD, about what’s normal — and what postpartum symptoms you shouldn’t ignore.Warning signs of postpartum health concernsBefore you’re discharged from the hospital, your provider will likely share some advice regarding what’s …
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… plus the individual’s medical history, can help guide the decision.”Questions to ask yourself and your healthcare professional about birth controlIn deciding what birth control method is right for you, ask yourself questions like …
… are born dependent on heroin or other nonmedical drugs, about one-third are born to middle-class women who have become silently addicted to prescription medications for issues such as chronic back pain and depression …
… The results are in, but they’re not so definitive.The study tasked a small group of women aged 40 and older to devote time every day to a series of facial workouts. The exercises …
… golf or even a musical instrument can increase your odds of developing bursitis.Middle-aged and elderly women are especially prone to it, too. Ditto for people with very physical jobs, such as carpenters and …
Sugar is pretty amazing. It’s the purest form of energy available to us and — unlike fats and proteins — can actually cross the blood-brain barrier. Sugar quite literally feeds your brain. And it tastes …
You likely think of cervical cancer when you hear about the rising incidence of human papillomavirus (HPV). So you might be surprised to learn that this sexually-transmitted virus is also a leading cause of …
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