Women's Health
Women and men have many similar health issues, but problems can affect women differently. Also, certain health issues, including pregnancy and menopause, are unique to women, or, as in certain cancers, have a higher incidence in women.
Research News
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September, 2008
Acupuncture Reduces Side Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment
Henry Ford Hospital/American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology
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May, 2008
Girls and Young Women Can Reduce Early Breast Cancer Risk Through Exercise
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
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October, 2007
Aspirin Does Not Reduce Women's Risk for Blood Clots in Veins
Annals of Internal Medicine
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October, 2007
Virtual Colonoscopy Effective Compared to Traditional Optical Screening
New England Journal of Medicine/University of Wisconsin Medical School
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July, 2007
New Drugs Improve Survival for Breast Cancer
American Cancer Society/Cancer
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April, 2007
Many Women Undertreated for Ovarian Cancer
American Cancer Society/Cancer
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March, 2007
Recommendations for MRI Breast Cancer Screening
American Cancer Society
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February, 2007
Early Switch to Aromatase Inhibitor Raises Survival for Breast Cancer
American Cancer Society/Cancer
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November, 2005
Shortness of Breath Can Be Serious Cardiac Symptom
New England Journal of Medicine/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
