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A New Year Review of Women’s Health Heroes

By Christine Cupaiuolo — January 1, 2009

Bone Density Loss and Depo: Who’s at Risk?

By Rachel Walden — December 23, 2009

Bringing Pelvic Organ Prolapse Out of the Shadows

By Amie Newman — August 9, 2016

Coping with Menopause in Rural Areas

By Christine Cupaiuolo — March 6, 2008

Courts Find in Favor of Women Claiming Prempro Caused Breast Cancer

By Rachel Walden — November 25, 2009

Double Dose, Part 2: Clinton Focuses on Elevating Women; Whole Foods Fight; Our Genders, Our Rights; The Gender Politics of “Mad Men”

By Christine Cupaiuolo — August 18, 2009

Double Dose: A Modest Proposal for Pregnant Teens; C-Section Stats Under Review; Googling Your Health; New Info on Medicare and Health Insurance Coverage

By Christine Cupaiuolo — January 13, 2008

Double Dose: A Wacky Week for the White House on Abortion; “Hypersegregation” and Racial Disparities in Preterm Birth; Blogging While Brown Conference; Hot Flash Fan on Exhibit; AIDS Conference Coverage …

By Christine Cupaiuolo — July 18, 2008

Double Dose: Abstinence-Only Funding Survives Another Vote; Statement of Black Men Against the Exploitation of Black Women; UN Addresses Rape as War Crime; Debate Over Islam and Virginity; Shopping for Breast Cancer and More …

By Christine Cupaiuolo — June 21, 2008

Double Dose: BCA Blasts Approval of Avastin; Short Maternity Leave for Women in the Military; Do Cellphones Affect Male Fertility?; More on Migraines; Debating “Juno”

By Christine Cupaiuolo — February 24, 2008

Double Dose: Fat is Not a Death Sentence; Google AdWords Prohibits Abortion Ads; Survey: Sex After Kids; What Would Buffy Do?

By Christine Cupaiuolo — July 7, 2009

Double Dose: Illinois Court Rules on Sterilization; Choosy Mothers Choose … Well, Not This C-Section Story; Fundamentalism Comes Under Public Health Scrutiny; Botox, Body Image and Aging; Coming of Age on Antidepressants; and More

By Christine Cupaiuolo — April 27, 2008

Double Dose: Planned Parenthood Expands Reach; Pack Journalism in Search of a Pregnancy “Pact” in Gloucester; Teen Pregnancies at 30-Year Low; Mandating Insurance Coverage for Anorexia; Will Women Give Hormone Maker a Second Chance? …

By Christine Cupaiuolo — June 28, 2008

Friday Double Dose on Saturday: Breast Cancer Drop, New Military Health Clinic and Healthiest Places for Women to Live

By Christine Cupaiuolo — December 16, 2006

Good Bones: Prevention and Treatment for All Ages

By Christine Cupaiuolo — June 27, 2007

Guide to Osteoporosis Treatments Now Available in Spanish

By Christine Cupaiuolo — September 11, 2009

Hormone Therapy and Chronic Disease Prevention

By Rachel Walden — June 5, 2012

How Does Hormone Replacement Therapy Affect Lung Cancer?

By Rachel Walden — September 24, 2009

How Safe and Effective Are Bioidentical Hormone Therapies?

By Tara Haelle — August 31, 2017

Long-term Use of Bisphosphonates Not Helpful for Most Women

By Rachel Walden — May 15, 2012

Osteopororsis Medicine: National Women’s Health Network Urges Women to Consider the Risks

By Christine Cupaiuolo — December 11, 2008

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