The Menopause Exchange asked its members for health and lifestyle tips on coping with menopausal symptoms. The comments we received covered a wide range of topics, from diet and exercise to hobbies and complementary therapies.
Leading experts are calling for more research into family planning methods in the UK following a recent study which confirmed a link between hormonal contraceptives and depression.
Pregnant women should be told they can safely eat runny eggs, almost 30 years after the salmonella crisis, a report says.
Mermaid hair, undercuts and high ponytails are some of biggest trends this year and without the right guidance can be daunting. However help is at hand and there are many ways to tackle your hair phobias, hairstyle experts reveal.
Olive Oil is more than a food substance for hundreds of years Mediterranean ladies have relied on olive oil to help maintain health, shiny hair, a fresh complexion and much more.
Obesity is an important contributor to premature death in women who have never smoked, especially among women in low income groups, finds research published on bmj.com recently.
The dreaded hot flush, experienced by three out four women during menopause, is believed to have an upside. New research suggests that women who suffer from hot flushes and night sweats may be at lower risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and death.
(AOGS) – The leading Nordic and international journal on prenatal medicine – has published a special issue covering the effects of tobacco on pregnant women and their babies.
For busy women of all ages, certain foods boast high scores in essential nutrients - iron, calcium, magnesium, vitamin K, folate and vitamin D. These foods are easy to find at parctically every supermarket or grocery shop, and are very quick to prepare. 1. Broccoli
Eating mushrooms and drinking green tea could protect against breast cancer, a study conducted jointly by The University of Western Australia and Zhejiang University in China has found.