College is an amazing milestone everyone looks forward to experiencing. But your first college assignment happens before you leave for school. Find out how to get your first college “A” by taking care of your personal health.
As both a mother of three sons and a full-time practicing doctor, I know how challenging it can be to put yourself above those who depend on you 24/7. But if I’ve learned one thing in all my years of practice it’s that, if you don’t make time to take care of yourself, you can’t fully be there for those you love. So, how, as women, can we prioritize our health? Putting Your Health First Should Be At The Top of Your To-Do List!
Up until the Mona Lisa Touch Laser, there has not been a successful non-medication alternative treatment option for vaginal dryness, also known as vulvo-vaginal atrophy, or VVA.
Carrie Fisher was 60 years young when she suffered a fatal heart attack. If she would have known heart disease was the #1 killer of both men and women she may have been an advocate in educating women of this under acknowledged medical catastrophe.
Vajaja, Kitty Cat, Cha Cha, Punani, Snatch, Juice Box, Muff, Red Sea Have you ever wondered why we give our vagina’s a name? One study of 1,000 women showed 65% said they were uncomfortable saying the words “vagina” and “vulva”
We have all heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” If we can control breast cancer through our diet and healthy living, we can focus more on prevention as a viable means to reduce the incidence of this common cancer affecting so many of our family and friends.
Colon cancer is common and deadly. It’s the 2nd most common cancer for women– first being lung, 3rd being breast. For men, it ranks as the 3rd most common cancer.
Of the 70 % of the cases where environmental and diet is the cause, who is at risk? 90% of colon cancer occurs in women over the age of 50. 70% of all colon cancers are due to environmental and dietary factors. The remaining 30% are due to inherited and “familial” causes.
It’s true that one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. But what should really concern women is that heart disease accounts for one in three deaths in women.
January can be a challenging month as you come out of the fog of a hectic holiday season. Making New Year’s resolutions in February may give you a better chance of finding success.
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