Women's Health Alert: Are you aware of these important advances?

Are You Aware of these Important Advances in Women’s Health? Calcium supplements may make some women as much as 7 times more likely to develop dementia The diabetes symptoms — and complications — that are more common in women than men Your mammogram could reveal early signs of heart disease — what to ask your doctor to find out The new treatment for depression that reduces symptoms by at least 50% and requires no medication You can rejuvenate your skin and look as young as you feel — no surgery needed! The foods that turn your body into a “probiotic factory” filling you up with inflammation-fighting good bacteria Don’t settle for health information intended for men. Get specific health information for you as a woman from the experts at Harvard Women’s Health Watch. (Read on for how you can try a Try a Free Issue right now).

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