… vascular medicine specialist John R. Bartholomew, MD.In extreme cases, the bumps can blister and ulcerate.Young women and children are most likely to get chilblains, but anyone who spends time outside in conditions that …
… UTIs?Anatomy affects your risk of UTIs. Dr. Vasavada says that anyone can get a UTI, but women are more likely to get them. “The female urethra is only 3 to 4 centimeters long, so …
… 986 women suggested that drinking three glasses of wine or more per week throughout life increases a woman’s risk of breast cancer by a small but significant percentage.The study saw a 15% increased …
… vitamins you should take daily. It helps improve immunity, maintains functions of your nervous system, improves bone health and regulates blood levels of calcium and phosphorous. But unfortunately, vitamin D deficiency is becoming increasingly prevalent …
Advertisement
Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy
… pregnant. If you aren’t sure if something is safe, don’t be afraid to ask your healthcare provider.“Your doctor is here to help you have a healthy pregnancy,” Dr. Zanotti reassures. “If you …
… doesn’t increase your risk for developing breast cancer in the future. One study found that some women with PASH actually had a lower risk of developing breast cancer than those without PASH.Generally speaking …
… breast cancer,” she states. “It really comes down to comfort and personal preference.”But there are other health issues to consider. Dr. Thompson lays out the pros and cons of sleeping in a bra:Pros …
If you’re working on losing weight, then you know it can involve a lot of ups and downs (literally). You’ve likely considered what you’re eating, what you’re not eating and of …
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), every 40 seconds, someone has a heart attack in this country. Every year, about 805,000 people have a heart attack. Of that …
Q: You missed your regular mammogram in 2020 while quarantining due to COVID-19. How important is it to get a breast screening scheduled this year?A: It is extremely important, and here’s why …
Advertisement
Advertisement