Health and Beauty Articles for Women

There are many things to consider when getting ready to purchase an exfoliator. What should you look for in a good exfoliator? What is the difference between an exfoliator for the face versus one for the body?

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This is an article on the dangers of sun damage to skin.
Most of us know the dangers of too much sun but a lot of us seem to be ignoring it.

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By: University of Southampton 
Female athletes have been catching up with men in the race to become the fastest human on the planet. But they may have to wait another 150 years before they finally overtake them, scientists believe.

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By: Pravda.ru 
When spring comes, women buy new clothes and try to lose as much of excessive weight as possible. As a rule, they do not have a wish to achieve that in a gym, although the desire to have a slim figure is so very strong. Russian women, as many other women in the world, buy various pills to lose weight.

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By: Harvard School of Public Health on Jun 29 2006 09:36:02
 In the first national study of the effects of intimate partner violence on the health of women during pregnancy and the health of newborn children,

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By: CFSAN FDA 
The following are the primary complications that can result from tattooing:

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By: Michael Roark
Cindy Griffith had difficulty breathing while at work.
A trip to the St. Mary’s Hospital emergency room revealed that she had cancer, and that the disease had spread from her breast and into her lungs. Until the moment that doctors told her she had cancer, she didn’t know she was ill.

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By: Baylor College of Medicine 
Modern women need more than Calgonâ„¢ to `take them away’ from their stressful days.

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 By: Kathy 
Natural Breast Enlargement is a much safer and cheaper way to enlarge your breasts. In fact, breast enlargement surgery can cost $10,000 or more.

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By: Harvard School of Public Health
A prospective study by researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) has found that obesity and smoking are strongly associated with a greater risk of erectile dysfunction (ED).

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