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Women's Health
For generations
women's health care was not equal to men's, but this is changing
in large part due to women learning more about their bodies,
and expecting quality care and respect.
Today, women are becoming more attuned to information widely available to them on subjects such as the stages of pregnancy, menopause, as well as certain diseases and conditions such as breast cancer and endometrial cancer that are exclusively the concern of women worldwide.
Meanwhile, in the industrialized West, new threats to women's health - such as work or family stress and alcoholism in women - are increasingly on the rise to illustrate that perhaps men's and women's health issues are not that different after all.
Just up ahead, learn more at top sites offering a sharp focus on the unique concerns of women who want to maintain vibrant health throughout their lives...
More about women's health issues around the Web:
Our
Bodies Ourselves (OBOS) - The Boston Womens
Health Book Collective has been active in fighting for better
health care for women around the world since 1970. Good info
on important health concerns.
Family
& Pregnancy on Women Republic - Focusing on issues and health concerns familiar to all women
raising a family - or who are planning one - with informative
articles on pregnancy, infant care, breast-feeding, grappling
with teens, family relationships and more.
MedLine
Women's Health Resources - From pregnancy to arthritis
to breast cancer, if it's a health topic that concerns women
this site helps explain it.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
- This section of the AHRQ site provides "practical health
care information, research findings, and data to help consumers,
health providers, health insurers, researchers, and policy makers
make informed decisions" about women's health care issues.
International
Women's Health Coalition - Working for gender equality
and equal access to health care in emerging nations, this site
provides fact sheets and other information on women's health
issues from both a political and medical point of view.
National
Women's Health Information Center - US government
sponsored site is a resource for physical and mental health
issues from a woman's perspective.
also
see -> Reproductive
Health | Natural
Menopause Relief
This
information is intended as reference and not as medical advice.
All treatment decisions should be made by medical professionals. |