Women's Health: Healthy Habits

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  • Who's Responsible for Your Breast Health?

    03/21/08, Johns Hopkins University

    Doctors have become so specialized that gynecology focuses ever more closely on the pelvis, to the detriment of the other parts of the female anatomy.

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  • Got Implants?

    03/31/08, Johns Hopkins University

    The average implant may last 7-10 years and will then need to be replaced. Some may last longer but that may be luck and not because some brands are…

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  • Use Smaller Plates and Lose Weight!

    03/27/08, SELF.com

    Why not skip the blame cycle and make it easier to stick to your healthy eating plan? Some of the most creative new weight-loss strategies have…

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  • Exercise and Your Breast Health

    04/15/08, Johns Hopkins University

    Wear a properly fitting bra, ideally a sports bra that fits snugly enough to keep your breasts close to your chest and to limit the amount of bouncing…

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  • Sugar Is Not So Sweet

    04/08/08, SELF.com

    One of the secrets to my recent weight loss has been cutting way down on the amount of sugar I eat. I’m not talking about the natural sugars in…

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  • Why Sleeping is (Almost) More Important Than Breathing

    04/21/08, SELF.com

    I used to pull all-nighters back in college, forcing myself to stay awake to cram for an exam or finish a paper on art history, my major. I did it…

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  • Sweat Away Stress!

    04/25/08, SELF.com

    It may sound surprising coming from the editor-in-chief of SELF, but one of the major reasons I exercise is to beat stress. Seriously, if I go more…

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  • Slow Down, You're Eating Too Fast

    05/15/08, SELF.com

    It's tough not to rush through your meals; some days, I barely have time to sit down for lunch till 3 p.m.! But slowing down can help you slim down:…

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  • Stressed Out By Your Man?

    05/23/08, SELF.com

    Men may be to blame for many things, but your stress level isn't one of them! Though 20 percent of women told SELF a partner is usually behind the…

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  • Lower Your Blood Clot Risk

    03/28/08, Johns Hopkins University

    Why should women, in particular, worry about blood clots? It's because estrogen can increase the risk of developing a blood clot.

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