Obesity Is a Disease, and It Targets Black and Hispanic Women
There are a number of reasons society may be slow to change its common understanding of a topic. A...
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There are a number of reasons society may be slow to change its common understanding of a topic. A...
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading killer of American women, responsible for one in five female...
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Heart disease in the United States claims the life of one American woman every 60 seconds,...
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Anyone at least 40 years old may recall this catchy commercial jingle: “I can put the wash on the...
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According to the United Health Foundation, the United States infant mortality rate is higher than...
Read Moreby Tempest Wright | Sep 17, 2020 | Substance Use, Women's Health | 0 |
While tobacco and opioid abuse has always been frowned upon during pregnancy, there is a steady...
Read Moreby Tonia Wright | Feb 2, 2020 | Women's Health | 0 |
Sue Palmer is a Nashville, Tenn., attorney. In a Washington Post article, “She thought it was only...
Read Moreby Tempest Wright | Jan 3, 2020 | Women's Health | 0 |
For many women, pregnancy is an emotional and transformative experience. The body – and even...
Read Moreby Contributing Writer | May 2, 2019 | Health, Women's Health | 0 |
It’s a Monday afternoon, and Bridge of Hope – Richmond executive director Connie Taylor is in the...
Read Moreby Contributing Writer | May 2, 2019 | Substance Use, Women's Health | 0 |
In 2016, maternal smoking rates in both Missouri and Lafayette County were significantly higher...
Read Moreby Tonia Wright | Jan 22, 2019 | Women's Health | 0 |
Those who are at least 40 years old may recall this catchy commercial jingle: “I can put the wash...
Read Moreby Tonia Wright | Nov 2, 2018 | Community, Mental Wellness, Women's Health | 0 |
The numbers give way to pause…The federal government reports that four Midwestern states –...
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