Women's Health & Beauty News

Green Mep Highlights Link Between Women's Health & Environment
Women's health must be better protected from environmental factors such as chemicals and pesticides
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 08/03/2009

Pain 'linked with low vitamin D'
Low levels of the sunshine vitamin, vitamin D, may contribute to chronic pain among women, scientists believe
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 13/08/2008

Action call on 'cancer lifestyle'
Simple changes to women's lifestyles could prevent one in 10 cases of breast cancer by 2024, say experts
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 30/09/2007

Chemicals and Breast Cancer - EU must act
EURO-MP Caroline Lucas has called on the EU to adopt tough rules to protect women from cancers caused by toxic chemicals during Breast Cancer Awareness Month,
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 19/10/2006

Women warned to stop drinking cola to avoid brittle bones
Scientists found the more of the fizzy drink women consumed - whether it was full-sugar or diet - the weaker their bones were
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 07/10/2006

Modern Lifestyle may be to blame for breast cancer epidemic
Increasing use of HRT and growing alcohol consumption are also cited. The Pill has been linked to some cases
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 30/09/2006

Warning over 175 chemicals in toiletries
Most beauty products contain a mind-boggling cocktail of different chemicals - many of which have been linked to various health problems
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 04/09/2006

Hot water bottle really does ease period pains
It is advice women have passed down through the generations - a hot water bottle on the tummy can ease period pain
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 05/07/2006

Boosting your fertility the natural way
On Wednesday 12 July, acupuncturist Naava Carman will be holding a seminar on how men and women can boost their fertility naturally
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 03/07/2006

'Artificial light increases breast cancer risk'
Women who sleep with the light on or stay up late at night could be at a greater risk of breast cancer, according to scientists
Published in Women's Health & Beauty on 21/06/2006