Women's Health Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . April 5th, 2001
Non-Subscriber - Summaries OnlyRelated Areas: Other Issues in Women's Health Weekly | Other Publications
Ischemic Disease - Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Reduces Deaths Among Women By 31%
Radiation Proctitis - Vitamins C And E Combination Fights Side Effects Of Radiation Treatment For Cancers In Pelvic Area
Breast Cancer - Inherited Variants Of Three Genes Affect Treatment Response And Outcome
Diet and Nutrition - Soy Isoflavones Have A Modest Cholesterol-Lowering Effect In Postmenopausal Women
Disease Prevention - Walking At Least One Hour A Week Associated With Lower Heart Disease Rate In Women
Adverse Drug Effects - Women, Particularly During Menses, More At Risk Than Men For Developing Prescription Drug-Induced Heart Problems
Breast Cancer - Study Demonstrates Trastuzumab With Chemotherapy Increases Survival
Chiropractics - Practitioner Calls For More Research In Women
Chlamydia - Doctors Fall Short On Screening Teenage Girls
Diet and Nutrition - Women of Reproductive Age Still Not Consuming Enough Folic Acid
Disease Associations - Breast Cancer Is Not A Risk Factor For Colorectal Cancer Among Women
Disease Associations - Depression A Risk Factor For Heart Attack In Hypertensive Patients, For Atherosclerosis In Women
Eating Disorders - Anorexia Nervosa In Male Family Member Increases Female Members' Risk Nine-Fold
Hormone Replacement Therapy - HRT Best For Blood Pressure If Taken Within Five Years Of Menopause
Mental Health - Longer Reproductive Period Does Not Appear To Reduce Risk Of Dementia In Older Women
Risk Factors - Long-Term ERT Associated With Increased Risk Of Ovarian Cancer Death Among Postmenopausal Women
Risk Factors - Television Is Contributing To Obesity In All Children, Especially Girls
Sleep Apnea - Disorder Linked To Obesity In Premenopausal Women
Substance Abuse - Study Finds Women At Greater Risk Of Harm By Alcoholism
Violence - Pregnant Or Recently Pregnant Women More Likely To Die From Homicide Than Any Other Cause
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