Harvard Women's Health Watch
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New Choices for Women’s Health — at the Doctor’s Office and at Home
It’s no surprise that men and women are different. Our emotions are different. We think differently. Our bodies are different. So, it stands to reason that caring for our mental, emotional and physical health calls for a different approach, too.
That’s exactly why we’ve created Harvard Women’s Health Watch — the by-women, for women newsletter that speaks directly to women’s concerns, revealing new health discoveries...new treatment options...new at-home remedies...new diagnostic techniques....and new health-protecting advice — all based on the latest clinical trials and research studies, and designed to keep you as informed as possible.
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- Breast exams: Find out about the new digital breast screening that can reduce the number of unnecessary and nerve-wracking callbacks for additional testing.
- Osteoporosis: Learn why high doses of vitamin D supplements likely won’t help and could even harm your bones — plus the dosage experts actually recommend for bone health.
- Memory: See how intermittent fasting has been linked to improvements in memory and problem-solving as well as increased endurance.
- Depression: Discover the two underused noninvasive treatment options for those who haven’t responded to medication.
- Mood swings: Learn strategies to ease anxiety and depression caused by hormonal shifts.
- Skin problems: Get the straight scoop on the effectiveness of LED lights for wrinkles, dark spots, redness and other skin conditions.
- And more! From heart health and diabetes to back pain, knee pain, thinning hair, mobility issues and more, Harvard Women’s Health Watch has you covered!
Questions asked, answers shared by Harvard women’s health experts
In addition, women’s health questions are answered by Harvard experts in every issue. You’ll discover straightforward answers to questions like these: Can alternative treatments help with painful fibroids? Are varicose veins a health risk? Is osteoarthritis reversible? Is bladder training really beneficial? Is it safe to microwave plastic? And more.
Armed with these instant answers, you’ll be able to make better-informed decisions and confidently take the smart steps that can help make a positive impact on your health and well-being.
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Women’s health is one of the fastest growing areas in medicine. New developments from thousands of clinical trials and research studies are being released almost daily. For example...
- How processed foods and saturated fats can change your body chemistry and raise your risk of disease.
- A research-based regimen for maintaining bone strength
- A safe way to strengthen muscles to avoid falls.
- New insights into how stress affects women’s hearts — and when to check in with your doctor.
- What it means for your health if you feel younger than your age.
- How too much sugar may be linked to anxiety symptoms
- Why belly fat may be more dangerous for women than men
Every month, Harvard Women’s Health Watch puts you in touch with important developments happening right now in women’s health and medicine. You’ll find new prevention strategies to help safeguard your health... new diagnostic techniques ... the latest medications and treatments worth discussing with your doctor.
From heart disease in women — with unique symptoms that are still overlooked — to breast cancer, diabetes, food and nutrition, skin care, urinary incontinence, exercise and strength training, to natural ways to relieve stress and research-backed ways to support memory — Harvard Women’s Health Watch brings you health answers unique to women.
No wonder it is hailed as the number one source for unbiased, well-researched accurate women’s health information from the most-respected medical school in the world.
Every issue is filled with health advances you as a woman deserve to know, including:
- Why a little extra olive oil may help to lower your risk of breast cancer
- How regular exercise releases muscle proteins called myokines that work in the brain to improve memory and thinking skills
- An unsettling fact about osteoporosis medications — and it has nothing to do with side effects
- Two signs that a change in heart rate may signal a problem worth raising with your doctor
Harvard Women’s Health Watch is the perfect newsletter for women like you who want the most accurate, easy-to-understand health information available for women today.