Breast Cancer Awareness comes every October…but that doesn’t diminish the importance of being aware of breast cancer. The following are important reminders in Women’s Health:
Food is some of the most complicated decisions during Pregnancy not only because your taste buds change and you become far more picky, but now you are eating for two and healthy eating is very important.
Nipple discharge, in a non-pregnant women, is often a sign of something that may no be as serious as you think. There is no reason initially to hit the “panic” button.
Birth Control advancements are pushing towards an oral pill developed strictly for men. This controversial research calls into question the effectiveness and risks for men. For years, women have asked why they should be the only ones responsible for taking a bill to prevent pregnancy.
Research has recently shown that as the unborn infant grows, week by week, the health of the child improves greatly as each week passes by. On average, a single-fetus pregnancy lasts 40 weeks from the date of the woman’s last menstrual period until childbirth.