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Antiretroviral Therapy in Pregnancy: How Safe It Is?

Antiretroviral Therapy in Pregnancy: How Safe It Is?

Sandra Reichstetter Ph.D. Women's Health

For HIV-infected pregnant women there are special concerns in addition to managing the disease and preventing disease progression and deterioration of the immune status of the mother. These additional worries mainly concern the health of the unborn child.

Alkaline Foods and Cancer

Alkaline Foods and Cancer

Robert Rister Women's Health

As you probably know, alkalis are the opposite of acids. They neutralize their effects, and convert them into harmless salts. And if there is any fundamental principle in the nutritional treatment of cancer, it's this: Alkali is good. Acid is bad.

Health Insurance for Pregnant Women

Health Insurance for Pregnant Women

Dana Fenton Women's Health

With the rising costs of health care insurance premiums and many companies eliminating or cutting back funding for employees, there are more people than ever before facing a future without health insurance.

Cellulite Treatments: How to Get Rid of Cellulite

Cellulite Treatments: How to Get Rid of Cellulite

Sandra Reichstetter Ph.D. Women's Health

Cellulite is a condition that is found in 80-90% of all women. It describes the deposition fat tissue under the skin of the upper thighs, the belly, hips, and buttocks that lead to a dimpled, uneven, orange-peel or cottage cheese-like appearance of skin,

Tips for Healthy Strong Nails

Tips for Healthy Strong Nails

Victoria Rodriguez-Baziuk Women's Health

Do you ever wonder how some people just seem to have really nice nails? They look healthy, they are strong and they almost look as if they are not even real.

Vaccinations Advised for Newborn Babies

Vaccinations Advised for Newborn Babies

Sandra Reichstetter Ph.D. Women's Health

A vaccination is a way to protect the body from infectious diseases. Small parts of a pathogen, a killed pathogen or a weakened live pathogen are given to a person. Vaccination can be given by injection, usually into the arm, as a nasal spray, or orally.