‘Hormonal sledgehammer’ The link between birth control and mental health
Doctors encourage women to consider their options, and warn the pill may be over-prescribed
Read MoreDoctors encourage women to consider their options, and warn the pill may be over-prescribed
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Read MoreBy: Anna O’Brien A recent study published in the Annals of Family Medicine found that changes to Ontario’s cervical-cancer screening guidelines have led to thousands of women not being tested and diagnosed for...
Read MorePregrancy rates in Canada are half of what they are in the United States because of a number of factors including poverty, education and finances, a sex education expert told Humber News on Thursday.
Read MoreEmergency contraceptive packaging will soon include a new warning for women who weigh above 176 pounds.
Read MoreBy Elton Hobson and Katherine Ward [youtube id=”QX_3za7Z6YM” width=”620″ height=”360″] Doctors spoke about research which could lay the foundation for women’s health care in Ontario at a...
Read MoreBy Meagan Malloch In cities across Canada, thousands of organizations are doing important, life-saving work for women’s health, and will benefit again from the Tree of Life campaign. Running currently to Oct. 26, 2012, the...
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