Women's Health - The Health Cast

Black Women More Likely to Have Dense Breast Tissue, Study Shows

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 20, 2015

In: Cancer, General Health, Public Health, Women's Health

Finding may help explain greater breast cancer risk in this population, researchers sayContinue Reading

U.S. Breast Cancer Cases Could Rise 50 Percent by 2030

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 20, 2015

In: Cancer, Hormones and Disease, Seniors, Women's Health

Elderly women will account for growing proportion of cases, study predictsContinue Reading

Women With Grandkids May Leave Workforce Sooner

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 17, 2015

In: Kids' Health, Seniors, Women's Health

Study also finds those with flexible work situations less likely to retireContinue Reading

Women With Grandkids May Leave Workforce Sooner

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 17, 2015

In: Kids' Health, Seniors, Women's Health

Study also finds those with flexible work situations less likely to retireContinue Reading

Weight-Control Myths Keep Many U.S. Women Smoking

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 13, 2015

In: Healthy Living, Mental Health, Obesity, Women's Health

Anti-tobacco efforts should focus on these concerns, researchers sayContinue Reading

Women Born Early at Greater Risk of Delivering Preemies, Study Suggests

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 9, 2015

In: Kids' Health, Parenting, Women's Health

But most of these women still have their babies at-term, researcher notesContinue Reading

Facelifts May Make Women Seem More Likable, Study Suggests

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 9, 2015

In: Cosmetic, Mental Health, Women's Health

But this doesn’t mean they’ll be happier, expert saysContinue Reading

Migraine Drug May Up Risk of Eating Disorders in Some Teens

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 9, 2015

In: Dieting, Eating Disorders, Head & Neck, Headaches / Migraines, Mental Health, Parenting, Women's Health

Case reports don’t prove the medicine caused problems, howeverContinue Reading

Black Women Less Likely to Struggle With Depression Than Whites: Survey

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 8, 2015

In: Mental Health, Public Health, Women's Health

Where women live also appears to affect mental health disorder ratesContinue Reading

Teen Use of Long-Term Contraception Rising, But Remains Low

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 7, 2015

In: Kids' Health, Parenting, Public Health, Sexual Health, Women's Health

U.S. government report says implants and IUDs are effective and safe optionsContinue Reading

Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 6, 2015

In: Cancer, Family Health, General Health, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Health & Technology, Women's Health

But almost half don’t have conversation with doctor about potential for future problemsContinue Reading

Costlier Breast Cancer Treatments Linked to Better Survival

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 6, 2015

In: Cancer, Women's Health

Study shows recent advances help improve odds, but medical bills are risingContinue Reading

Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 6, 2015

In: Cancer, Family Health, General Health, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Health & Technology, Women's Health

But almost half don’t have conversation with doctor about potential for future problemsContinue Reading

Costlier Breast Cancer Treatments Linked to Better Survival

By: TheHealthCast Team

On: April 6, 2015

In: Cancer, Women's Health

Study shows recent advances help improve odds, but medical bills are risingContinue Reading

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Black Women More Likely to Have Dense Breast Tissue, Study Shows

U.S. Breast Cancer Cases Could Rise 50 Percent by 2030

Women With Grandkids May Leave Workforce Sooner

Women With Grandkids May Leave Workforce Sooner

Weight-Control Myths Keep Many U.S. Women Smoking

Women Born Early at Greater Risk of Delivering Preemies, Study Suggests

Facelifts May Make Women Seem More Likable, Study Suggests

Migraine Drug May Up Risk of Eating Disorders in Some Teens

Black Women Less Likely to Struggle With Depression Than Whites: Survey

Teen Use of Long-Term Contraception Rising, But Remains Low

Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds

Costlier Breast Cancer Treatments Linked to Better Survival

Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds

Costlier Breast Cancer Treatments Linked to Better Survival

Man Sets Record Living 271 Days With Pig Kidney Transplant

LASIK Enhanced by 3D Eye Model Gives Sharper Vision

Under Current Guidelines, Most Lung Cancer Patients Weren’t Eligible for Cancer Screening

30% of Stillbirths Have No Identified Risk Factors, Study Finds

Quitting a GLP-1 Before Pregnancy Linked to Higher Weight Gain, Complications

U.S. Making No Progress In Protecting Pregnancy Health, March Of Dimes Report Card Says

Prostate Medications May Lower Risk of Lewy Body Dementia

Staying Slim: Is Exercise or Healthy Eating More Effective?

Fatherhood Linked to Poorer Heart Health in Men, Study Finds

Navigating Your Midlife Crisis: Embracing New Possibilities

Study: Screening Women in Their 40s Reduces Breast Cancer Deaths

Birth Control Pills May Raise Asthma Attack Risk in Young Women