Pregnancy Does Not Have To Halt Sexual Activity, Study Shows
or those that find it very difficult to suffer a 270-day dry spell, be reassured. Experts found out that sex during pregnancy is perfectly normal.
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Pfizer Working To Develop “Female Viagra”
Pfizer is providing a promising future for the possible existence of a “female Viagra”.
Exposure To Lead Found To Be Extremely Dangerous For Children, Pregnant Women
Exposure to lead has become an issue in many cities since its presence in schools and homes has been more prevalent.
Campaign To Raise Cardiovascular Disease Awareness, Go Red For Women, Launching February 4, 2011
This new campaign may just be the perfect opportunity to create awareness.
Body Fat May Negatively Influence Memory Function
Researchers found that body fat location may have something to do with memory loss. What researchers are trying to determine is whether or not it is truly possible to lose weight from a specific part of the body.
Weight Loss May Help Menopausal Hot Flashes
Researchers explain that hot flashes may be easier to manage and less troublesome if women were to weigh less.
Essential Fatty Acids Decrease Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Symptoms
These acids, EFAs, are not synthesized in the body, and can only be found in food and supplements.
Female Reproductive Lifespan May Affect Menopause Onset
Experiencing early menopausal illness may have something to do with reproductive lifespans of women.
Preterm Labor, Fetal Injury May Be Caused By Bacteria
The rate of preterm labor and fetal injuries are still high even in those countries with an advanced healthcare system.
Reduce Breast Cancer Risks, Delay Hormone Therapy During Menopause
New studies found that women who delay hormone replacement therapy after starting menopause may be at lower risks of breast cancer.
