Women's Health
OAB: A Nurse's Perspective
Dr. Jennifer Skelly, Director of the Nurse Continence Program at St. Joseph's Centre for Ambulatory Health Services in Hamilton, Ontario, shares her perspective on how a nurse continence advisor can help people with overactive bladder (OAB).
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- Breast cyst: what is it?
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- Bulimia nervosa: what is it?
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- 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
- 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?
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
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- 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
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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
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- 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
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- Body mass index calculator
- Breast self exam
- Cancer: what do you know?
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