Penn's Women's Health Newsletter
 

Fall 1999

Health Tips for Women from the Experts
Health Screenings for You and Your Loved Ones
Exercise Safety
Is Your Life on Overload?
Tips for Trimming the Fat
5 Steps to Stronger Bones
Skin Care Tips
Soy: The Low-Fat Protein

Health Tips for Women from the Experts

Drink your milk. Eat your vegetables. Have a piece of fruit. Go outside and run around. Staying healthy starts with the simple advice your mother gave you everyday. But today, thanks to medical research, there is a lot more you can do to prevent illnesses like cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis and live a longer and healthier life.

"The advice we received from our mothers and grandmothers is a good starting point on which to build lifelong strategies to prevent disease and maintain good health," comments Michelle Battistini, MD, director of Penn Health for Women.

Although our knowledge continues to grow, we have never known more about the components of healthy diet and the benefits of a good exercise program, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and herbs. Also, medicine has made huge strides in the early detection of cancer and cancer prevention strategies and the importance of the treatment and prevention of osteoporosis to maintain bone health.

Enjoy our "head-to-toe" collection of health tips on everything from good nutrition and skin care to getting a good night's rest.

And remember, there is wisdom in eating an apple every day, getting a good night's rest and smoking being unattractive (and now we know it's bad for you too!).

 


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