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After the Women's Health Initiative was published, women became aware that synthetic hormone replacement carried risks that they had not previously been aware of. More ... According to the National Alzheimer's Association, an estimated 4.5 million Americans have Alzheimer's disease and another 10 to 20 million are at risk of developing the condition. Fortunately, it may be possible to improve memory function and stave off Alzheimer's with the help of a few simple training techniques. More ... Knowing that women often experience different heart attack symptoms than men is important information for women. Being able to recognize those symptoms, knowing what to do and acting quickly can save a life, according to C. More ... JOE WOODS/Acorn Newspapers MAKING MIRACLES- Event organizer Daren Leverenz takes 4-year-old Max Warren of Agoura Hills for a skate around the Easy Street ice arena in Simi Valley before the start of the hockey game at the Miracle for Max fundraiser last week. The game raised money for Max, who has autism, and his mother, Christina, who is battling liver cancer. More ... The Centennial Guild of Childrens Hospital Los Angeles will present a Garden of Hope Fashion Show and Luncheon at 10 a.m. Fri., March 9 at the Four Seasons Hotel, Two Dole Drive, Westlake Village. A boutique will feature more than 30 vendors from all over Southern California. More ... Most people know someone who always seems to be down in the dumps. For many, the natural inclination is to grab that person by the shoulder and insist that he or she simply "snap out of it." Depression is just a state of mind, and if people just change their negative outlook, they'll soon realize that life's not so bad after all. More ... Health & Wellness RSS feed |
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