By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Chances are, if you’re a peri-menopausal woman, you experience hot flashes as one of the 75 percent of American women
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Treating women’s incontinence By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you’re a woman experiencing urinary incontinence, you’re like many other American women. The National Institutes of
Caring for Caregivers
Those who give of themselves selflessly need care as well By Julie Halm Few responsibilities take the immense toll that comes with being a
Trials, Tribulations of Motherhood
‘Bringing a child into world is adventure beyond words’ By Julie Halm I have always wanted children — four, maybe five and a mix
Caregiver-in-Chief
Women — mostly married and employed — make up 66 percent of all those involved with informal caregiving By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant About 3
Have a Baby Without Losing Your Body
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Does having a baby mean lasting weight gain? It seems so for many women. A study released by the Centers
Expanded Work Leave Benefits Families
Workers will be able to take up to eight weeks off as part of the new family leave program; time off will increase to
6 Things You Should Know About Mammograms
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. Even though there has been a gradual reduction in breast cancer incidents rates among women 50 years of age and
Bras: Do They Do Anything for Women?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Most American women wouldn’t dream of leaving home without wearing a bra, but they unhook — if not remove them
Safely Eating for Two
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Amid the many changes a pregnant woman makes in her lifestyle to nurture and protect her baby, her diet can