Women's Health
Does Your Man have OAB?
Did you know that nearly one in six Canadian men has overactive bladder (OAB)? Find out if your man might be one of them, and learn more about how you can help him.
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The basics
- Anorexia nervosa: what is it?
- Breast cancer: what is it?
- Breast cyst: what is it?
- Breast pain: what does it mean?
- Bulimia nervosa: what is it?
Your body
- 6 self-care steps for dealing with TMJD
- A primer on skin cancer
- Abnormal menstrual bleeding
- Blood pressure - what's yours at?
- Bone up on bone health
Your mind
- Auto bodies
- Coping with the stress of divorce
- Does hostility predispose a risk of heart attack?
- Ha! Laughing is good for you!
- Is a "don't worry, be happy" attitude good for you?
Lifestyle
- 27 ways to ease up
- 6 cell phone safety wake-up calls
- 7 holiday foods to savour - in moderation
- 9 ways to warm up this winter
- And here's what's new in nutrition again
Your appearance
- Care of hair and nails
- Caution at the cosmetics counter
- Varicose veins
- Varicose veins and sclerotherapy
- Varicose veins: prevention tips
Your sex life
- Get in the zone: the erogenous spots on our sensual maps
- Hormones and sexual problems
- Oral contraceptives
- Pain during intercourse: women
- Sexual dysfunction
Research news
- Study: Active women face reduced risk of heart disease as they age
- Study: Aging sped up by smoking and obesity
- Study: Adult factors influence bone health, osteoporosis risk
- Study: Anxiety, smoking, body weight may worsen menopause symptoms
- Study: Bad marriage raises stress levels for men and women
Health tools
- Back pain: tolerable or too much?
- Baby due date calculator
- Breast self exam quiz
- Body mass index calculator
- Breast self exam
Related conditions
- Anemia (Iron Deficiency · Low Hemoglobin)
- Stop Smoking
- Candidiasis (Yeast Infections · Thrush)
- Cervical Cancer (Cancer of the Cervix)
- Common Cold (Cold)
Health news | RSS  |
- US guidelines say less frequent Paps OK to detect cervical cancer - every 2 years for under-30
- Weight gain guide for Cdn pregnant women revised based on US recommendations
- U.S. health secretary says mammogram policy unchanged by panel recommendations
- Thousands of birth defects that hit Canadian babies avoidable: study
- U.S. breast cancer screening advice now in line with Canadian guidelines
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