Wednesday, 10th March 2010
Reliable health and lifestyle information for women
Did you know that three out of four cases of women with ovarian cancer will be diagnosed at an advanced stage? This statistic should prompt all of us to find out more and have the necessary checks as often as advised …
Read a recent article on women’s health from The Jean Hailes Foundation in Melbourne. They’re always relevant, reliable and informative …
The November message from The Jean Hailes Foundation concerns the fact that one in four Australian adults over the age of 25 has either diabetes or a condition known as ‘pre-diabetes’. Although less well-known, pre-diabetes is far more common, affecting twice the number of people as diabetes. Take a look at what you can do to head off full blown diabetes and improve your health and that of your family …
We all know there’s lots of health information out there but how do you know if it’s reliable? Here in Australia women are lucky to have The Jean Hailes Foundation For Women’s Health. Every month they provide WomensNook with an article, such as this one on headaches, as well as great follow-up links to help you …
The September message from The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women’s Health is a timely reminder to have a regular pap smear. Even with the best of intentions we can easily forget to put it in the diary as a ‘must do’.
Another great newsletter from The Jean Hailes Foundation For Women’s Health. Imagine how debilitating it would be to fall, break an ankle and find that your recovery is hindered by a lack of calcium in your bones. Breaking the ankle is bad enough but knowing that there are simple steps you could have taken to improve your bone health will add insult to the injury. Follow the two links provided to learn more about the simple things you should be doing to help yourself and your family.
By now you’ll know that The Jean Hailes Foundation For Women’s Health is recommended by womensnook.com as a reliable online resource in Australia when it comes to health information for you and your family. Here’s their latest health message, published with the permission of the Foundation.
