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Despite Increased Focus on Healthy Eating, More Than Half of American Households Eat Fast Food Two or More Times a Month

New Survey Reveals Women Having Sex for Obligation Not Enjoyment

Actress Courtney Thorne-Smith Joins Forces with Allergan, Inc. and HealthyWomen to Answer Women's Most Common Questions About Medical Aesthetic Treatments

New Survey Explores Women's Contraception Decisions When They are Done Having Children

New Survey Reports Some Postmenopausal Women Endure Vaginal and Sexual Symptoms of Menopause for More Than Two Years before Discussing with Health Care Professional

International Travel in Your Summer Vacation Plans? What Women Need to Stay Healthy Overseas

HealthyWomen Included in ForbesWoman Top 100 List For 2011

What to Eat and What to Avoid at Your Fourth of July Barbecue HealthyWomen Reveals the Top 5 List

Mammogram? Colonoscopy? Tetanus Shot? There's an App for That

HealthyWomen Produces New Breast Cancer and Diabetes Magazines

Delay in Diagnosis Significantly Impacts Lives of Patients with Fibromyalgia, New Survey Reports

Women's Resource Centers Announces Collaboration with Mom Central Consulting Social Media Experts

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In the News!

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Kimberly Templeton, a medical advisor to HealthyWomen, was recently interviewed by Oprah.com about bone health and calcium intake. Read the article here.

Kimberly Templeton, MD

HealthyWomen on TV!


Watch HealthyWomen's executive director Beth Battaglino Cahill on The Balancing Act morning show! The program, which aired on Lifetime Television on November 15th, features Beth discussing obesity in America and how a mom's weight can affect the whole family.