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WOMEN HEALTH NEWS
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Women Inspiring Women to meet - Laconia Citizen
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She has presented more than 100 lectures nationally and internationally on a variety of wellness issues, women's health issues, stress management, ...
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Estrogen therapy benefit is all in the timing - Chicago Tribune
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But, in 2002, a large clinical trial called the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) found that women taking hormone therapy were at increased risk of developing ...
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Women’s health journaling workshop offered Sept. 10 (The Shawano Leader)
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A free workshop teaching pro-active health journaling techniques will be offered Wednesday, Sept. 10 at the Shawano County Library. The session runs from 6 to 8:30 p.m. -
Preteens, moms get to know each other - Montgomery Advertiser
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The event, organized by Speaking of Women's Health, is promoted nationwide each year and made its first stop in Montgomery on Saturday. ...
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Health officials look to improve access to prenatal care - Dailyrecord.com
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The problem is there are so few resources for them, so the wait for an appointment is long," said Michele Torchia, the women's health director for Community ...
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Prenatal care declining in New Jersey - Asbury Park Press
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The problem is there are so few resources for them so the wait for an appointment is long," said Michele Torchia, the women's health director for Community ...
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Sister to Sister fair in Greenburgh promotes women's health (The Journal News)
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GREENBURGH - Women of all ages 'beat the odds' and claimed their wellness at Sister to Sister International's 14th annual Healthy Weekend Extravaganza at the Westchester Marriott Hotel yesterday. -
Sister to Sister fair in Greenburgh promotes women's health - Lower Hudson Journal news
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Sister to Sister founder and chief executive officer Cheryl Brannan called the annual event a roadmap with key points to help women improve their health. ...
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Study: Snoring dangerous for women (UPI)
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UPPSALA, Sweden, Sept. 7 (UPI) -- A Swedish study of women who snored has found that snoring is a health risk that appears to be associated with high blood pressure and diabetes. -
Estrogen's pathway to memory identified - TMCnet
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Contrary to previous clinical studies, research from the Women's Health Initiative studies published in 2002 and 2003 found that estrogen therapy increases ...
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