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Most women agree that as they progress from young adulthood to middle age to their older years, health concerns will vary greatly. That’s why we’ve created categories that correspond to the stages of your life. These categories contain topics that are likely to be most relevant to the life you’re living now.

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	Implantable Defibrillators May Not Help Women With Heart Failure Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients Vigorous Exercise Cuts Stroke Risk for Men, Not Women Older males saw their odds drop by 63 percent with moderate-to-high intensity workouts Flying OK for Most Pregnant Women Moms-to-be with no complications are cleared to go, experts say


	Babies/Pregnancy New Baby, Same Job: Priorities After the Baby Arrives Sharing the Bed with Baby; Is it Safe? Sudden Infant Death Prevention Guidelines Children Babysitting: Making Sure the Kids are Safe when You’re not Home Brown Bag Lunch Ideas for Kids and Adults When Does Your Child Need the ER? Exercise/Food How Much Exercise is Enough? Helping Women Find Time to Exercise Tips for Starting a Fitness Routine Menstruation Bloating and Menstruation Heavy, Prolonged or Irregular Menstrual Periods PMS search for more info

These are basic recommended guidelines for health screenings. But every woman is different, with her own health history. Be sure to talk with your doctor about which screenings you should have, and how frequently you should have them.

	Blood pressure Get Screening Reminder
	Bone density test Get Screening Reminder
	Eye exam Get Screening Reminder
	Hearing test Get Screening Reminder
	Mammogram Get Screening Reminder
	Pap test Get Screening Reminder