There are things every woman can do to help protect themselves from a first cardiovascular event (primary prevention) or another heart attack or ischemic stroke (secondary prevention). Here's what you need to know. share
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Important Questions You Should Ask Your Health Care Professional About Cardiovascular Disease Prevention share
There are things every woman can do to help protect themselves from a first cardiovascular event (primary prevention) or another heart attack or ischemic stroke (secondary prevention). Here's what you need to know.
Is There Such A Thing As A More Comfortable Mammogram? share
The next time you find yourself speaking to your health care provider about getting your mammogram, make sure to ask them about all of your options.
Bacterial Vaginosis: What It Is And How To Treat It share
If you’re experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge, you may have bacterial vaginosis, or BV. What is BV? Learn more at HealthyWomen.
The Uniqueness Of Liver Disease Care: Managing PBC share
April Morris has spent 13 years working with liver disease patients. From being a sub-investigator on several clinical trials, to developing medications to treat and improve various liver conditions, she's immersed in everything liver health.
The FDA: A Strong Supporter Of Women's Health share
The FDA's Office of Women's Health protects and advances the health of women, so it's important to support full funding for the FDA.
How Do You Feel About Mammograms? share
If you are a woman 40 years or older, we want to ask you some questions about mammograms so we can better understand how you’re feeling about this medical test.
