From the Publisher:
Review from Library Journal, February 15, 1999
Kenley, a psychologist and women's health advocate, provides a valuable contribution to the ever-growing body of literature on women's health. Using a determined and upbeat approach, she encourages women to take charge of their physical, emotional, and spiritual health. She also gives them the tools, providing a wealth of up-to-date information about key issues that women face at each stage of life. Topics include detecting and coping with breast cancer, treating osteoporosis, maintaining optimal cardiovascular health, hormone replacement therapy, self-image and weight, sexuality, nutrition, sleep disorders, and menopause. This book is sensible, straight-forward, and readable, with helpful tips, well-organized charts, and simple graphics. This resource will enable women to be intelligent healthcare consumers, armed with the sort of information previous generations lacked and that physicians today may not give them. Highly recommended for public library and consumer health collections. - Linda M.G. Katz, MCP Hahnemann Univ., Philadelphia for Library Journal
Synopsis:
Covers issues such as alternative medicine, the signs and symptoms of menopause, hormone replacement therapy, and weight issues.
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