womens health
| 8:30AM 4/14/2011
For sexually active women and men who use contraception, the cost of birth control ranges from $10 to $100 or more a month. That's not terribly high, but in tough economic times, the impact of that expense is magnified. Here are options and prices for avoiding an unplanned pregnancy.
| 12:00PM 2/02/2011
Guys -- planning to get your honey a nice box of chocolates this Valentine's Day? According to a new study, you'd be better off scheduling weekly sex, because women prefer sex over chocolates.
The study, by Saatchi Wellness (an offshoot of the PR firm Saatchi & Saatchi) and Time Inc.'s Health...
| 10:05AM 10/21/2010
The publisher of Prevention, Men's Health, Women's Health and other magazines has agreed to settle a case brought by the Florida Attorney General that raised questions about the company's sales practices.
Under the agreement, Pennyslvania-based Rodale,Inc., which also publishes and sells books,...
| 11:20AM 8/06/2010
Magazines have been generating all kinds of hype for their iPad editions, but if you read what customers who bought the digital versions are saying, it's not very nice.
| 12:45PM 7/29/2010
If you are a woman fighting any type of cancer, The Lydia Project will send you a free tote bag made by volunteers. Each tote includes a journal, lotion and a prayer card, which you can mail back with your prayer concerns, if applicable. The name of the volunteer who made the tote will also appear...
| 11:00AM 11/30/2009
It's been a tough month to be a women wondering how to preserve her health. First, the American Cancer Society flip-flopped on its previous stance and said screening for some cancers might not be necessary. Then in a landmark move, a government panel issued its guidelines for mammograms, stating...
| 3:00PM 10/29/2009
Did you know that women make up 70% of the world's population living in extreme poverty on less than $1 a day? Or that women produce 60% to 80% of the world's food, but hold down only 1% of the world's land and 10% of the world's wealth? Despite these statistics, women are the fastest growing group...
| 5:30PM 8/21/2009
More low-income women are going for prenatal visits as part of a group, and as a result they tend to have fewer premature births than women who go for individual visits. Women who participate in group visits also tend to have a more positive pregnancy. Because of the positive results, the March of...