Monday, May 12 is National Women’s Check-up Day
For more information about our free health screenings, call 000-000-0000.
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2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Monday, May 12 is National Women’s Check-up Day
For more information about our free health screenings, call 000-000-0000.
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2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Menopause—Separating Myth From Fact
“Menopause is a natural event in a woman’s life,” says Dr. (name, title). “It occurs when the ovaries no longer produce eggs and menstruation stops.” Women today feel much more at ease in discussing the topic with their physician. Unfortunately some common misperceptions about menopause still persist. Here are four of the most…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Building Stronger Bones
How You Can Help Prevent Osteoporosis
Have you ever wondered why, as you grow older, the more susceptible you are to suffering a hip fracture in a fall or breaking other bones? In many cases, the cause is a disease called osteoporosis.
Osteoporosis occurs when your body loses bone mass more quickly than it can rebuild it. Some 44 million Americans over the age of…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Three Keys to Fighting Arthritis
1.) Lose weight. The more you weigh, the more you stress your joints.
2.) Don’t overuse pain relievers. This will just mask the problem, and that will put more stress on the joint.
3.) Exercise and stretch regularly. Exercise strengthens the muscles around joints and provides more supports. It also removes waste products from the joints. Stretching…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Fighting Arthritis
New Techniques Are Providing Relief For Women
If you’re a woman suffering from arthritis, you’re not alone. More than 70 million Americans, most of them women, suffer from one of the more than 100 forms of arthritis.
“The two most common types of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis,” says Dr. (name, title). “Osteoarthritis is a degenerativ…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Know Your Risks—And Ease Your Mind
Understanding The Six Greatest Health Risks for Women
This Mother’s Day (May 11) kicks off National Women’s Health Week. It’s the perfect time for women to become more knowledgeable about their health risks. Only when you know your health risks can you take steps to reduce them, and that can only help to ease your mind.
#1—Heart…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Health Screenings
Live Longer! The 8 Essential Health Screenings For Women
Caring for others comes naturally to most women. But first, you must take care of yourself.
National Women’s Check-Up Day is Monday, May 12. Talk to your doctor about scheduling a check-up.
The eight health screenings listed here are essential for every woman who wants to live a longer and healthier life.
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
From the CEO
Helping Women Live Healthier Lives
There are many seasons in a woman’s life. Here at (name of hospital), we are committed to providing both the medical resources and the personal attention to meet the healthcare needs for women of all ages. We are here for you, for life.
Through our women’s healthcare program, we provide a comprehensive range of services. We continu…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Baby Planner
Prepping for Pregnancy
Planning on having a baby in the near future? Giving birth can be one of the most joyous experiences in a woman’s life. But proper planning is critical. At (name of hospital), we’re ready to give you a special delivery.
“The first step in having a healthy baby is taking care of yourself,” says Dr. (name, title). “Before you become pregnant,…
2008 Issue 2 May Women's Health
Sidebar A:
Pregnancy Tips
If you are having morning sickness, try to eat five or six small meals a day instead of three large ones.
Take prenatal vitamins just before you go to bed. This helps avoid nausea.
Stay cool by avoiding the excessive heat found in saunas and hot tubs.
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