Kitchen Gift-Giving Made Easy with Personality Profiles

hose names on your holiday gift list are more than just people — they’re personalities. This simple shift in perspective can go a long way to help narrow down gift selections.

Skin care tips when in cancer treatment

The effects that cancer treatment can have on a person's skin have long been overlooked. But patients who have suffered through skin rashes and burns will be glad to know that a growing trend in treating cancer focuses on curing both the disease and helping patients maintain their self-esteem and quality of life.

HairDo and HairDon't for styling safety

You're looking forward to the big event: New Year's Eve. You're excited about ringing in the New Year right with a fresh look, including a gorgeous new hair style.
But before you break out the hair dryer, straightener and curling iron, remember that any electrical appliance should be used with caution to prevent accidents -- and to ensure you'll be able to have a fun and fabulous New Year's Eve.

Quest for better health helps change a community

Nurses are known for helping others. So it should be no surprise that when a Texas nurse decided to make changes to improve her own health, she began to better the health of others as well.

Fitness and fellowship combine for better health

As a minister in East Harlem, Joan Williams-Jarrell is always looking for new ways to bring people together. She also wanted to be more physically active but had a hard time getting to the gym. So when she found a program that brings church members together to walk for fitness, it was a match made in heaven.

Professional tips for a beautiful wedding day smile

Come their wedding day, all eyes are on the happy couple as they tie the knot. This will be one of the most photographed moments in all your life, and it is customary that brides- and grooms-to-be want to look their best for their trip down the aisle, and a bright white and healthy smile goes a long way toward helping couples look their best.

Treating toenail fungus naturally Homeopathic treatment less risky than medication

When it comes to grooming, few conditions draw the ire of men and women as much as toenail fungus. Eradicating toenail fungus can be very difficult, and even the most effective toenail fungus treatments can leave men and women susceptible to reinfection.

Improving healthcare in rural communities

For people who reside in rural communities, access to healthcare services is often limited. Some rural facilities may not be equipped to handle transitional care or specialized follow-up care after a life-changing illness or event. Allevant Solutions, LLC., a collaborative effort of Mayo Clinic and Select Medical, is a resource available to make improved healthcare a reality.

Vintage Is Trend In Bridal Jewelry

"Vintage remains a strong trend in bridal jewelry," according to Jill Maier, VP of design at CAROLEE. Harking back to the adage that "everything old is new again," brides are favoring art deco, estate-inspired silhouettes when it comes to jewels.

Look hot without getting burned

Hair dryers and styling irons are the key to creating holiday-worthy hairstyles at home, but don't forget that they are electrical appliances that should be used with caution to prevent accidents.

New whisky-flavored drink creates tasty alcohol-free cocktails

If you like the taste of whisky when socializing but don't want to risk impairment, take a look at the world's first alcohol-free, whisky-flavored drink. Called ArKay, it has the appearance, taste, and aroma of traditional whisky -- but with zero alcohol and zero calories -- and just like any shot, it is popular for drinking straight-up, on the rocks, with your favourite mixers, or blended in a cocktail.

Teen Acne Affects Moms, Too

If you're a parent with an adolescent over 12 years of age, that is a teenager, who is facing acne, you know how challenging it can be to watch as your teenager deals with red, pus-filled pimples and blemishes that never seem to go away. While you do your best to answer questions and help your teen understand it may only be a temporary phase, you want to help manage the acne.

A Changing Landscape in Fighting AIDS Scientist and Community Leaders Look Ahead in 2012

This summer, more than 25,000 leading scientists, public health experts, policy-makers, community members, and experts in the HIV/AIDS field from around the world will gather in our nation's capital for the International AIDS Society's XIX International AIDS Conference.

Put Your Best Smile Forward

Millions of people rely on dentures to improve their smiles and oral health. Thanks to years of advancement in the design and fitting of dentures it can be nearly impossible to detect dentures from real teeth. However, loose dentures can make people self-conscious or uncomfortable, with fear that they will fall out when they least expect it and put them in an uncomfortable situation.

Wear white on your wedding day -- with a bright smile

Dress chosen; check. Flowers ordered; check. Photographer booked; check. Bright smiles for the big day; hmmm, not so much....
A soon-to-be bride and groom have a long list of things to complete prior to their wedding day.

Wear white on your wedding day -- with a bright smile

In addition to relying on at-home and in-office tooth whitening solutions, there are other ways that the soon-to-be bride and groom and their bridal party can achieve a whiter smile in time for their wedding day.

How to get a cleaner, healthier home this spring

Springtime is the best time to get your home and outdoor equipment ready for the approaching warm weather, and the sooner you start the sooner you will be ready to enjoy the spring and summer months.
Here are some suggestions to make your home as healthy and as clean as possible.

Hassle-Free Beauty Tips from BeautyBlitz.com Founder Polly Blitzer

It's a common misconception among women that in order to look your best, you need to devote ample time in front of the mirror each morning. However, looking your best from head-to-toe is much simpler than it sounds. Polly Blitzer, founder and editor in chief of BeautyBlitz.com, has teamed up with Crest 3D White to offer a few beauty shortcuts to help you create a virtually flawless look!

What women should know about heart disease

Millions of women around the country live with cardiovascular disease and may not know it. The consequences of being uninformed can be fatal.
According to the National Coalition for Women With Heart Disease, heart disease is the leading cause of death in American women. More women die from heart disease than breast cancer in any given year, and the Public Health Agency of Canada says that heart disease is the leading cause of death among Canadian women over the age of 55. That's a frightening reality that might surprise some.

Reducing risk for heart disease could save your life

Heart disease doesn't discriminate, affecting men and women regardless of their age or where they live. In the United States, cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death, according to the American Heart Association. North of the border, one Canadian dies from heart disease or stroke every 7 minutes.

Hassle-Free Beauty Tips from BeautyBlitz.com Founder Polly Blitzer

Inspired by Kate Middleton, Brides Choose Classic Jewelry

Ever since Kate Middleton walked down the aisle at Westminster Abbey in her fabulous fitted gown and crystal teardrop earrings, brides everywhere have been emulating her classic, elegant style. Fashion jewelry leader CAROLEE quickly named its popular version of the earring "The Kate" -- and at $32 it's within reach of elegant brides in every price range.

Cork not just for floors anymore

Over the last several years, homeowners have increasingly looked for ways to make their homes more environmentally friendly. From more complicated projects such as installing eco-friendly home fixtures to simpler measures like replacing incandescent lightbulbs with compact fluorescent lightbulbs that consume far less energy, the options for eco-conscious homeowners are numerous.

Fast facts on cervical cancer

No one wants to think about contracting a disease or facing a life-threatening illness like cancer. But knowing about risk factors and getting educated about signs and symptoms can make a difference in early detection and treatment. With most cancers, the earlier the diagnosis, the best chance for survival.

A new year marks a great time to reassess your career

The dawn of a new year is a great time to take stock of several things in your life, including your career. The spirit of rejuvenation that characterizes a new calendar year makes this an ideal time to examine your job, where it's going and if there's anything you can do over the next 12 months to further your goals and aspirations.

The comeback of the plus-size model

Curvaceous figures were once coveted before it became in vogue to be thin to meet the concept of modern-day beauty. Although waif models still dominate the runways at major fashion shows, it seems that the plus-size figure is once again being recognized and embraced by the fashion community -- and the world.

Tips for trying on wedding gowns

Many brides-to-be look forward to the day when they visit a bridal salon and are able to try on gowns for the first time. There are certain tips that can make the day go much more smoothly and potentially reduce the amount of time it may take to find the perfect gown.

Coloring the wedding Choosing a hue for the bridesmaid gowns

Bridesmaids are an important part of the wedding party, and most brides opt to have a handful of close friends and family members play a special role in the wedding. Choosing a gown and a color that will flatter all of the bridesmaids typically takes a little work.

Things to consider when a bridesmaid is pregnant

Brides-to-be thinking of asking a pregnant friend or family member to be in the bridal party should know such a request is common. Recent findings indicate that around half of all weddings now have at least one member of the bridal party showing off a baby bump -- sometimes it's even the bride herself.

Pimples at Your Age? Don’t Be Surprised

You’ve moisturized religiously and stayed out of the sun for years to keep your skin youthful, but pimples are probably not what you had in mind to achieve that look. Yet some women find acne reappearing or appearing for the first time during adulthood. How can this be happening?

Keep your smile going strong

A healthy smile goes a long way. The benefits of a beautiful smile stretch beyond the physical and into the emotional, as men and women with a healthy smile are naturally inclined to feel more confident about themselves regardless of their age.

Power mom Sherri Shepherd shares her oral hygiene 'Powerful Moment of Truth'

Oral health experts are urging people everywhere to embrace the power of good dental hygiene -- by making the switch from a manual to a power toothbrush. To help spread the word, Oral-B(R) teamed up with power mom, wife, actress and talk show host Sherri Shepherd to inspire people to take control of their oral health.

The basics of estate planning

Regardless of the size of an individual's estate, there's no reason not to have an estate plan in place. The following are some of the basics of estate planning, which should be a priority for men and women, young and old.

Delaying retirement has financial, social benefits

As much as men and women envision retiring to a faraway seaside villa for their golden years, such retirements are not terribly common, and many older workers have begun to recognize the economic and social benefits of delaying retirement. Those undecided about when they want to say goodbye to the office should consider the following benefits to delaying retirement.

Missteps young investors should avoid

As unpredictable as the market may be, investors are often much more predictable, often repeating the behaviors of those who came before them. The following are some of the more common mistakes young investors tend to make, each of which should be avoided no matter how difficult the market becomes.

Popping the question? Simple tips so she'll say 'yes'

According to David Tutera(TM), wedding guru and party-planning expert, "Men should propose with personality, making it echo something meaningful to your relationship with one another and do it in a place that highlights your love story." That certainly sounds like good advice. But while women seem to have the knack for conjuring up perfect wedding-related ideas, men tend to be a bit clueless on the subject.

Sharing experiences living with CMT

To shed light on the intricacies of CMT, here is a spotlight on two remarkable individuals who live with CMT.

What is Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease?

Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) is a hereditary motor-sensory neuropathy (HMSN). HMSNs are part of a progressive group of neurological disorders that affect the way the body moves and senses nerve impulses in the peripheral nervous system.

Shedding light on 'the biggest disease no one has ever heard of'

Allison Moore, founder of the Hereditary Neuropathy Foundation (HNF), has made it her life's mission to educate people about a neurological condition known as CMT after experiencing sudden-onset CMT in 1997. The disease was triggered from a chemotherapy drug in her cancer treatment.

Exercise promising for CMT

The benefits of exercise have long been touted for everything from maintaining a healthy body weight to improving mood. Exercise, it seems, also may be beneficial for those with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) Disease interested in improving their quality of life.

Each Purchase Gives a Woman Purpose

The US has a greater poverty gap between men and women than any other country in the Western World. This holiday season, become a part of the solution to domestic poverty and help close the gap by giving a gift from Women's Bean Project. Women's Bean Project is a nonprofit business that helps women break the cycle of poverty and unemployment.

New Technology Developed To Help Keep Skin Moisturized

Your skin is the largest organ of your body. It protects you from bacteria and viruses that can cause infections. It also helps your body sense the outside world, such as whether it is hot or cold, wet or dry. And yes, your skin regulates your body temperature.

Women still earn less than men

Despite being awarded many college degrees, holding high-level positions, and being influential decision-makers, women still earn less than men in the workforce. New female graduates still earn 17 percent less than their male peers across the board. Furthermore, only 14 percent of women hold executive officer positions at Fortune 500 companies, according to U.S. census findings.

Go to new heights in the fight against childhood cancer

The thrill of skydiving is what draws thousands to this extreme sport on a regular basis. Taking to the skies and enjoying the rush of free-falling can make you feel more in tune with nature, connected with personal feelings -- or even help you raise money for a worthy cause.

Jeans buying guide

The weather is cooling and it might be time to pack up shorts and summer tanks and replace them with jeans and sweaters. Women looking to update their denim wardrobes could be on the hunt for jeans that best fit their shapes. With the numerous styles and colors available today, it's quite possible to find jeans that fit like a glove -- and help you look your best.

Adults need vaccinations, too

Most adults can recall those days as a child when Mom or Dad took them to the doctor's office to get their vaccinations. Less memorable are the times Mom and Dad got their own vaccinations. As a result, many adults assume vaccines are just for kids and that the vaccines received as a child are enough to protect them for the rest of their lives.

Recognize the signs of breast cancer

In the United States alone, more than 200,000 breast cancer diagnoses are made each year. According to the American Cancer Society, the death rates for breast cancer among women are higher than for any other cancer besides lung cancer.

Awareness and knowledge a friend when fighting breast cancer

When diagnosed with breast cancer, women are often filled with questions. What is the survival rate? Can breast cancer spread to other parts of my body? What does this mean for my family?

Tips for self-employed women diagnosed with breast cancer

A breast cancer diagnosis can impact every aspect of a woman's life. While early detection greatly increases a woman's chance for survival, the immediate aftermath of a diagnosis can be nerve-wracking, especially for women who are self-employed.

Did you know?

When receiving a pathology report after being diagnosed with breast cancer, women might notice the cancer will be graded on a scale from 1 to 3. These grades indicate how different the cancer cells' appearance and growth patterns are from those of normal cells.

Breastfeeding and breast cancer

Although a breast cancer diagnosis while lactating is rare, such diagnoses do occur and women face the question of whether they can continue to breastfeed their infants. It is important to talk with an oncologist and lactation consultant about the pros and cons of doing so.

How breast implants impact breast cancer

Breast implants appear as a solid white mass on radiographic film, obscuring some breast tissue during mammography and other preventative breast cancer screenings. Whether implants impair the ability to detect breast cancer is a commonly asked question. The answer is perhaps not as much as many think.

The talents of therapy dogs

Many people think of therapy dogs as guide dogs leading the blind, or dogs sitting with seniors at an assisted living facility. While therapy dogs are responsible for these jobs, they do so much more -- including acting as a trusted companion for someone diagnosed with cancer.

Anatomy of the human breast

The female breast is a complex part of the body comprised of many different parts. When breast cancer strikes, it can occur in any number of areas. Understanding the anatomy of the breast can help answer questions about particular types of cancer should they strike.

Social support cuts breast cancer deaths by almost half

Being loved and feeling loved can help prevent a recurrence of cancer and reduce fatality rates among those battling the disease, offers a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.

Mammography benefits questioned

In recent years many leading health organizations have advised that all women age 40 and up have an annual mammogram or be tested every two years for the presence of breast cancer. Women with a higher risk for the disease may have been told to get bi-annual mammograms. There are some people who feel that this blanket recommendation is ill-advised.

Genetics and breast cancer intertwined

The factors that affect breast cancer risk are numerous. Some of those factors are simple. For example, being a woman and getting older automatically increases the risk for breast cancer. Other factors are more complex.

Did you know?

For those who are interested in making some easy lifestyle changes that can result in modest reductions in blood pressure, listening to music or laughing more may do the trick.

Frequent UTIs problematic for many women

Urinary tract infections are a common bacterial infection that women can experience. Some women have frequent UTIs, which doctors may characterize as chronic. When UTIs occur repeatedly, they can be a cause of stress and embarrassment.

Did You Know?

There has long been debate about the quality of the healthcare system in the United States versus other countries, including Canada and European nations. Some say the American system is better, while others think better care is received through a universal or government-sponsored system.

Overweight girls less likely to develop breast cancer as adults, says study

Swedish researchers have determined women who were heavyset as youngsters have a lower risk for breast cancer than others.

Fashion tips after a mastectomy

Making the choice to have a mastectomy is rarely easy. But many find it is the best way to remove the risk for breast cancer and go on with their lives. Getting used to dressing your body after a mastectomy takes a little patience.

Understanding adult ADHD

Thanks in part to widespread media coverage of Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorde among children, many inaccurately assume these conditions are exclusive to children. However, there are adults who experience similar symptoms.

Are You at Risk for Gum Disease and Its Many Health Threats? Most patients are unaware of both the consequences and the treatment options

Eighty percent of U.S. adults suffer from some degree of gum disease, yet only 60 percent are aware of it1. And only 3 percent choose to treat it2.

Secrets to whiter wedding-day smiles

Although tradition states that no one else should wear white to a wedding but the bride, the rule strictly applies to a person's wardrobe, not his or her teeth. With this in mind, the search is often on to get a whiter smile in time for the trip down the aisle.

Convenient Traveling Is In The Bag: Restroom Tips for Women Travelers

Women now make 70 percent of all travel decisions and comprise more than half of all business travelers2. With this leadership role, the inconveniences women deal with while traveling are on the rise as well.

Make Date Night a Great Night

Great food, wine and a little design are the perfect ingredients for creating a special date night. HGTV host and interior designer Monica Pedersen, of Dream Home and Designed to Sell fame, is the perfect guide to help you design a memorable date night. Whether your budget is big or small, the secret to a fabulous date is making the extra effort to show someone that you think they're special.

The Desire To Be Attractive: Feeling Confident by Regaining Bladder Control

Is it safe to say the general public is obsessed with beauty? It could very well be. Individuals will go to great lengths to look good and feel good about themselves. Those who experience health issues, such as urinary incontinence, may wonder how they can keep up appearances while managing their condition.

Say 'I Do' to Beautiful Color

"Gems are the flowers of the mineral kingdom and the fancy colored diamond is the orchid." -- Rene Just Hauey, crystallographer
Engagements, weddings, anniversaries -- these are the moments in our lives that make up so many of our strongest memories.

You Are What You ... Drink

People have long been told by doctors and health experts that the foods they eat have a direct correlation to personal health. But the beverages individuals choose to drink could be equally as influential. Choosing the right beverages, such as PRE ZERO, a no-calorie probiotic enhancer, can fit with any nutritional plan.

Smart Ways to Spring Back into Action

Cold weather impacts more than the environment. Just as the landscape seems weary and brittle when covered in snow and ice, and animals have been sequestered in hibernation, cold weather can also take its toll on the human body.

140 Years Of ... Good Old Fashioned First Aid

What ever happened to those "old fashioned" medicines that grandma relied upon? Products containing steroids, antibiotics, perfumes, preservatives, and artificial colors seem to be popular today. However, there are some products available at pharmacies and online that have been used by generations of people to successfully treat irritations of the skin. These products are safe, effective and many of them cost less than the newer items du jour.

Balancing Act: How to Juggle Commitments to Work and Family

The two-income family has grown so much in recent years that it has almost become the norm. It's often not a question of "Does Mom work?"but rather, "What does Mom do for a living?" Still, having both parents contributing to the household income means changes to the family dynamic are inevitable. This begs the question of how to balance it all.

Dress Right for an Active Lifestyle

Now more than ever people are being urged to get up off the couch and start getting active. The National Center for Health Statistics offers that 60 percent of American women are overweight and over one-third of adult women are obese. Exercise and a healthy diet are essential to maintaining optimal health.

Pancake Breakfast for Mom

Breakfast in bed is one of the staples of Mother's Day celebrations. Pancakes are an ideal breakfast to serve Mom. Easily created, pancakes can be made with just a few ingredients that are usually kitchen staples. Young children should be supervised if helping with the preparation of breakfast.

Motherhood Can Be the Ultimate Selfless Gesture

Becoming a mother can be one of the most selfless and loving gestures a woman makes. In the course of bringing new life into the world, a woman experiences a host of physical and emotional changes, some of which may be long-lasting and undesired.

Plus Sized May Actually Be Real Sized

Thanks to rising obesity levels, doctors and health officials are warning individuals to slim down. But those embracing their current size still need to shop for clothing. Some retailers are realizing it could mean big business if they make a few tweaks for the "plus-sized"market.

New Heart Disease Guidelines

Heart disease is a condition often mistaken for being a man's disease. The truth is, women can and do suffer from heart disease. It is the leading cause of death among American women. It can also cause severe disability.

Rising Rate of C-Sections May Be Bad Trend for Baby ... and Mom

Cesarean sections used to be the last resort of doctors when a traditional delivery proved unsuccessful. In recent years, C-sections have surged in popularity with most states across the United States witnessing significant increases in the number of C-sections performed.

Benefits to Hair Coloring

Hair coloring is a way of life for many people. Although some decide on a change of color for creative reasons, many individuals go under the bottle to cover up gray hair. But hair dye may offer other benefits than covering up signs of aging.

Foods That Improve Your Looks

If we are what we eat, then it may be a good idea to take inventory of the foods the average person consumes on a daily basis. Although some foods are sought after for their taste, there are many foods that can be enjoyed because they have a positive effect on a person's appearance.

Getting Sick a High Price To Pay for Straight Hair

Women have long gone to great lengths to change the texture of their hair. Those with straight hair will curl and perm to achieve wavy locks, while individuals with a mane of curls often desire sleekness not easily achieved without blow-drying and processing. Women who have been undergoing popular treatments to enjoy straight, sleek hair may be realizing some serious, unwanted side effects as a result.

Top Female Earners

The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that men are still earning about 20 percent more than women in a variety of different industries. But many women are closing the gap.

How to Be Confident About Your Next Trip to the Dentist

Few people enjoy a trip to the dentist's office. For many, the fear of the dentist's office stems from what they might find out while in the chair. All of a sudden they start thinking about all of the candy, soda, and sweets that they have consumed since their last dental checkup! But, there are easy ways to help ensure that your next trip to the dentist is a convenient and comfortable experience.

Herbal Pain Reliever Offers New Hope for the Injured

Debilitating injuries can impact quality of life long after the injury has occurred and healed, producing longterm pain and limited mobility. Individuals recuperating from a surgery or other procedure may want explore different options to getting back on their feet after an injury.

Frequent Urination Often Responsible for Lost Sleep

There are many conditions that may interrupt sleep or contribute to insomnia. However, frequent nighttime urination may be one of the foremost culprits contributing to many older individuals' interrupted sleep and daytime sleepiness.

Five Things Your Dentist Really Wants You to Know About Your Mouth

Have you ever wondered what your dentist really wants you to know about the health of your teeth, gums and mouth? Below are five tips that can help improve your oral hygiene, as well as make your next dental appointment something you can feel confident about.

Retail or Resale -- Can You Tell The Difference?

Shoppers with an eye on Monolo Blahnik shoes or a Louis Vuitton handbag may want to turn to consignment stores to realize good deals on designer duds. Consignment stores are surging in popularity all across the country. Many look the same as mainstream retailers and are taking a chunk of their business profits, too.

Opportunity Knocks: Careers for Women in Science and Technology

Successful female engineers and organizations such as the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the IEEE want individuals choosing a course of study and potential career path to consider scientific fields -- like engineering.

Elegant, Affordable Jewelry for Every Bride's Style

On your special day, what will be your bridal style? Romantic? Classic? Vintage? Retro? Modern? Lux? CAROLEE, the leading fashion jewelry company, is now making it easier to accessorize your gorgeous gown with jewelry to suit every taste.

Don't Wait -- Vaccinate

This year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recommending flu vaccination for everyone 6 months of age and older. Even healthy adults 19 through 24 years of age should get vaccinated.

Out of the Closet and Into Your Wallet The Secret to Trading Your Designer Stash for Cash

Whether you dream of the day you'll fit into that designer dress again, or you're the type who loves to shop and never wear something twice, we all have clothes, handbags, shoes, and accessories, staring back at us from our closets that we're not likely to wear in public again.

Out of the Closet and Into Your Wallet The Secret to Trading Your Designer Stash for Cash

Convenient Traveling Is In The Bag: Restroom Tips for Women Travelers

Whether it's the soothing sound of waves on a relaxing beach or the noisy exploration of new business opportunities, travel is back this year, as evidenced by six consecutive months of increasing airline revenues1. And women are leading the way. Women now make 70 percent of all travel decisions and comprise more than half of all business travelers2.

Diagnosing Gynecologic Cancer

Chances are someone you know may be diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer in her lifetime. Just what are these diseases, and what should one expect?

Cervical Cancer Screening and Information

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women. In the United States alone, it is estimated there were 11,270 new cases of cervical cancer in 2009 and 4,070 deaths from the disease. The two groups of women with the highest rates of cervical cancer are those from ages 35 to 39 and those from ages 60 to 64. Early detection is the key to treatment and survival.

Give New Meaning to the 'Golden Years' Live Life to the Fullest by Addressing Urinary Incontinence

Men and women are living longer, but not necessarily enjoying their golden years. Thanks to medical advancements and trends in healthier living, the average life expectancy has grown to 78 years. However, one condition continues to plague older individuals and compromises their quality of life -- urinary incontinence.

Women's Health Issues Doctors May Miss

Oftentimes, women are suffering from an autoimmune disease, in which the body is attacking itself. Doctors could miss the symptoms and rule it out as "something in your head." However, generally women know when something is amiss with their bodies. Therefore, it is important for women to educate themselves about common diseases that often go undiagnosed. Learning about the risk factors and the symptoms of diseases can help you to get help and feel better faster by broaching the subject with your doctor.

Women Experience Hair Loss, Too

Mention balding and immediately a man with a receding hairline comes to mind. While hair loss is largely a problem for men, women are also prone to hair loss, though generally not in the same patterns as men.

Beauty Tips for Busy Women

Women are juggling much more today than in years past. According to U.S. Census Bureau reports from 2002, 31 percent of married couples with children are two-income families, and many women are balancing work, family, social obligations, and additional activities. This can leave little time for personal grooming.

Fitting the Average-Sized Woman

Spring and summer collections fill the stores and the start of bathing suit season has begun. Many women will be flocking to area retailers to add to their warm-weather wardrobes. But will they find the sizes they need?

Diagnosed With Fibroids? Get the Facts

Uterine fibroid tumors are commonly found in women in their 30s and 40s. Although they are usually benign (not cancerous), and generally cause no symptoms, some fibroids can be troublesome for women. Fibroids are solid, fibrous tumors that are found inside the uterus. These masses can form in a number of places and are classified according to their location.

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Kitchen Gift-Giving Made Easy with Personality Profiles

Skin care tips when in cancer treatment

HairDo and HairDon't for styling safety

Quest for better health helps change a community

Fitness and fellowship combine for better health

Professional tips for a beautiful wedding day smile

Treating toenail fungus naturally Homeopathic treatment less risky than medication

Improving healthcare in rural communities

Vintage Is Trend In Bridal Jewelry

Look hot without getting burned

New whisky-flavored drink creates tasty alcohol-free cocktails

Teen Acne Affects Moms, Too

A Changing Landscape in Fighting AIDS Scientist and Community Leaders Look Ahead in 2012

Put Your Best Smile Forward

Wear white on your wedding day -- with a bright smile

Wear white on your wedding day -- with a bright smile

How to get a cleaner, healthier home this spring

Hassle-Free Beauty Tips from BeautyBlitz.com Founder Polly Blitzer

What women should know about heart disease

Reducing risk for heart disease could save your life

Hassle-Free Beauty Tips from BeautyBlitz.com Founder Polly Blitzer

Inspired by Kate Middleton, Brides Choose Classic Jewelry

Cork not just for floors anymore

Fast facts on cervical cancer

A new year marks a great time to reassess your career

The comeback of the plus-size model

Tips for trying on wedding gowns

Coloring the wedding Choosing a hue for the bridesmaid gowns

Things to consider when a bridesmaid is pregnant

Pimples at Your Age? Don’t Be Surprised

Keep your smile going strong

Power mom Sherri Shepherd shares her oral hygiene 'Powerful Moment of Truth'

The basics of estate planning

Delaying retirement has financial, social benefits

Missteps young investors should avoid

Popping the question? Simple tips so she'll say 'yes'

Sharing experiences living with CMT

What is Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease?

Shedding light on 'the biggest disease no one has ever heard of'

Exercise promising for CMT

Each Purchase Gives a Woman Purpose

New Technology Developed To Help Keep Skin Moisturized

Women still earn less than men

Go to new heights in the fight against childhood cancer

Jeans buying guide

Adults need vaccinations, too

Recognize the signs of breast cancer

Awareness and knowledge a friend when fighting breast cancer

Tips for self-employed women diagnosed with breast cancer

Did you know?

Breastfeeding and breast cancer

How breast implants impact breast cancer

The talents of therapy dogs

Anatomy of the human breast

Social support cuts breast cancer deaths by almost half

Mammography benefits questioned

Genetics and breast cancer intertwined

Did you know?

Frequent UTIs problematic for many women

Did You Know?

Overweight girls less likely to develop breast cancer as adults, says study

Fashion tips after a mastectomy

Understanding adult ADHD

Are You at Risk for Gum Disease and Its Many Health Threats? Most patients are unaware of both the consequences and the treatment options

Secrets to whiter wedding-day smiles

Convenient Traveling Is In The Bag: Restroom Tips for Women Travelers

Make Date Night a Great Night

The Desire To Be Attractive: Feeling Confident by Regaining Bladder Control

Say 'I Do' to Beautiful Color

You Are What You ... Drink

Smart Ways to Spring Back into Action

140 Years Of ... Good Old Fashioned First Aid

Balancing Act: How to Juggle Commitments to Work and Family

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