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Talking to Your Clinician About Overactive Bladder

Overactive bladder (OAB), the frequent, sudden urge to urinate, sometimes with leakage, is quite common. Over 3 out 10 women in the U.S. live with OAB...

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Good Sex with Emily Jamea: How Much Sex Should You Be Having?

Emily Jamea, Ph.D., is a sex therapist, best-selling author and keynote speaker. You can also find her here, sharing her latest thoughts about sex.If...

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Clinically Speaking: Lung Cancer in Servicewomen and Female Veterans

EspañolLung cancer is the deadliest and second-most diagnosed cancer in the U.S. And many lung tumors start in the far reaches of the lung, where they...

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All About Myeloma

+ Flipbook textWhat is myeloma? Myeloma is cancer that affects a specific type of white blood cell, called a plasma cell, found in bone marrow. Plasma...

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I Had a Stroke at Birth and Spent Years Trying to Hide My Cerebral Palsy. Sharing on Social Media Helped Set Me Free.

July is Disability Pride Month.As told to Jacquelyne FroeberI was born breech — feet first — on December 3, 1993.Of course, I don’t remember anything...

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HealthyWomen Launches Brain Health Coalition to Normalize Brain Health as Part of Midlife Care

Washington, DC, July 10, 2026 — HealthyWomen today announced the launch of the Brain Health Coalition, a cross-sector initiative bringing together emp...

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Kimberly Schlapman on Caring for Her Mom Through Parkinson's

Kimberly Schlapman spends her nights on stage rocking alongside her bandmates in country band Little Big Town. Her fans also know her as an avid home...

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There Are Two Sides to the Strong Black Woman Schema

July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. At 36, Chajuana Mayes had reached her limit. She had relocated to a new s...

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New Survey Finds 90% of Midlife Women Are Open to Early Alzheimer’s Testing, But Only 9% Say Their Providers Are Bringing Up Cognitive Health

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Clinically Speaking: Lung Cancer in Servicewoman and Female Veterans

Lung cancer is the deadliest and second-most diagnosed cancer in the U.S. And many lung tumors start in the far reaches of the lung, where they don’t...

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New Survey Finds 90% of Midlife Women Are Open to Early Alzheimer's Testing, but Only 9% Say Their Providers Are Bringing Up Cognitive Health

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I Survived Ovarian Cancer 3 Times — and I Learned to Fight for Myself

As told to Jacquelyne FroeberJune is National Cancer Survivors Month.“You look like you’re pregnant,” my roommate said.We both laughed because we knew...