Throughout their lives, women face a variety of conditions and health issues specific to their biology and social circumstances. Common health challenges for older adult women include breast cancer, menopause, and urinary incontinence. We’ve compiled the latest research to give you evidence-informed information about these conditions and others, to help you age well.
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Women’s health: a summary of the latest findings to help you age well
Featured Resources
- Blog Post: News 'flash' for women: the latest findings on hormone therapy for menopause & heart disease
- Blog Post: Can exercise trim your risk for breast cancer recurrence?
- Blog Post: Past-menopause? Exercise your way to better bone health
- Blog Post: Urinary incontinence in aging females: When can medications help?
- Blog Post: Vaginal estrogen relieves common menopause symptoms
- Web Resource Rating: Breast cancer: Risks and benefits, age 50-69
- Web Resource Rating: Healthy Bones: A Decision Aid for Women After Menopause
- Web Resource Rating: Routine ovarian cancer screening not beneficial
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DISCLAIMER: Many of our Blog Posts were written before the COVID-19 pandemic and thus do not necessarily reflect the latest public health recommendations. While the content of these blogs identify activities that support optimal aging, it is important to defer to the most current public health recommendations such as social distancing and frequent hand washing. Some of the activities suggested within these blogs may need to be modified or avoided altogether to comply with current social distancing recommendations. To view the latest updates from the Public Health Agency of Canada, please visit their .
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Support for the Portal is largely provided by the Labarge Optimal Aging Initiative. AGE-WELL is a contributing partner. Help us to continue to provide direct and easy access to evidence-based information on health and social conditions to help you stay healthy, active and engaged as you grow older. .
