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Why Are Women Always Cold and Men Always Hot?

The reasons behind this battle of the sexes, and tips for a peaceful solution. Read More

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Percentage of women over the age of 50 who will have a osteoporosis-related fracture, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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8 Foods for Being your Healthiest After Menopause

Eat these foods to lessen or avoid the weight gain and other health complications many women experience after menopause. Read More

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Women's Health Tip: What's Normal, What's Not

Although it's common to experience episodes of spotting or irregular bleeding during perimenopause, it's not normal to experience bleeding after menopause, unless you're on hormone therapy. If you experience unexpected vaginal bleeding, it's important to visit your doctor so that she can determine the cause and rule out more serious conditions.