Resource Center
Breast Health Resource Center
Nine out of ten women have benign, non-cancerous breast conditions. And all women have questions about breast health, from breast-feeding to hormone replacement therapy. Read more about these topics and more.
Heart Disease Resource Center
More than two of every five Americans die from some form of cardiovascular disease. Read about the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation for heart diseases.
Multiple Sclerosis Resource Center
Women are affected by multiple sclerosis 50% more often than men. This disease of the central nervous system often affects young adults. Read about symptoms and advances in treatments.
Cervical Cancer Resource Center
One of the easiest cancers to diagnose with an annual PAP smear, cervical cancer treatment has a high success rate. Learn more about cervical cancer.
Breast Cancer Resource Center
Breast cancer, we hear about it nearly every day. We know friends, sisters, ourselves who have been diagnosed. Learn the facts (and the myths) about breast cancer.
Stroke Resource Center
Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death in women. When a stroke occurs, time is critical. Learn the symptoms and proper emergency treatment.
Bone Health Resource Center
Maintaining bone health at all stages of one's lifetime is important. Learn about bone health, osteoporosis, and put the Bone Health Checklist into practice.
Sports and Orthopedic Medicine Resource Center
Treatment for sports and orthopedic injuries has seen major advances in the past few years. Learn about various injuries and the best treatments.
Ovarian Cancer Resource Center
Ovarian cancer is often called the silent killer because its symptoms can be subtle, leading to a delayed diagnosis. Learn how ovarian cancer is diagnosed and treated.
Additional Resources
Women's health news, Imagins newsletters, professional resources are all available for you to learn more.
You and Your Doctor
Are you a proactive patient? Are you interested in alternative medicine? What is that test your doctor ordered? Read about these and more topics.
Nutrition For Breast Cancer
Maintaining a well-balanced diet during breast cancer treatment can help patients better cope with side effects, regain strength, and rebuild tissues damaged by cancer. However, some patients may find it difficult to eat well during treatment due to certain side effects (such as nausea or diarrhea) or the emotional burden a diagnosis of breast cancer can bring.
