women's health

Low Testosterone Levels Make Happier Relationships

Apr 11, 2014 PM EDT

Having little testosterone may be the key to successful relationships, according to a new study.

New Treatment For Breast Cancer Shows Promise

Apr 07, 2014 PM EDT

An experimental breast cancer drug has shown some promising results in initial trials, stopping tumor growths and even shrinking them in an encouraging number of patients, according to preliminary results.

Driking Milk Helps Delay Arthitis in Women: Study

Apr 07, 2014 PM EDT

Knee osteoarthritis can be delayed in women who drink at least a glass of milk a day, according to new research that looked into ways to mitigate the affects of the mysterious condition.

Grandparents Exacerbate Baby Blues for Some Moms

Apr 04, 2014 PM EDT

Grandparents could worsen baby blues, according to a new study on mothers.

Aspirin May Boost Female Fertility

Apr 03, 2014 PM EDT

Aspirin may boost fertility in women, according to a new study.

Heart Risk Associated With Drinking Diet Soda

Mar 31, 2014 PM EDT

Diet sodas and other beverages intended for calorie counters have been associated with an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes in postmenopausal women, according to the results of a new study.

Optimistic Women Eat Healthier: Study

Mar 27, 2014 PM EDT

Women with a positive outlook on life appear to be more likely to successfully adopt healthy eating habits, according to a recent study.

One in Three Women Need More Mammograms

Mar 22, 2014 PM EDT

New research has found evidence that indicates that three mammograms a year are not only helpful in detecting cancer in most women, but not frequent enough for approximately a third of all women -- who are at a higher risk of developing breast cancer

Looking Ahead Promotes Abstinence Among Teen Girls

Mar 20, 2014 PM EDT

Focusing on the future may help deter teenage girls from having risky sex, according to a new study.

Alzeheimer's Hits Women Harder Than Men: Report

Mar 19, 2014 PM EDT

When Alzheimer's disease enters their life, women seem to be more heavily affected than men. According to a new report, women are not only more likely to develop Alzheimer's in late-adulthood than men, but also appear to have a greater likelihood of ..