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Magazine 2009 Winter Page 8 - Education update
Page 8 2009 Winter
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Jean Hailes Education Update
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The Foundation is committed to developing, producing and distributing a range of educational health resources to individual women and communities across Australia. We aim to provide women and their communities with a range of relevant and practical women’s health information. |
Resources
Did you know you can request a free women’s health information pack?
The Foundation wants Australian women to have the latest women’s health information at their finger tips. Packs include a selection of relevant fact sheets and a copy of our latest magazine (for those not already receiving it).
We have developed a range of women’s health fact sheets available in both hard copy and online. Many are also available as audio files, allowing you to listen online or download to an mp3 player for portable listening at your convenience.
- About the Jean Hailes Foundation for Women’s Health
- ‘Bioidentical’ hormones
- Bone health – preventing osteoporosis
- Contraception when you are approaching menopause
- Diabetes and women
- Dr Rick’s 10 top tips to be a healthy weight
- Early menopause symptoms
- Early menopause and emotional wellbeing
- Emotional health at midlife and menopause
- Endometriosis
- Gestational diabetes
- Healthy eating
- Heavy uterine bleeding
- Hormone therapy
- Incontinence
- Irritation of the vulva
- Libido
- Making informed decisions
- Medical research
- Menopause
- Menopause and osteoporosis
- Menopause – oestrogen only therapy
- Menstrual cycle
- Natural therapies and complementary medicine
- Nutritional tips for women at midlife
- Perimenopause
- Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
- Physical activity
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
- Reading food labels
- Testosterone
- Understanding your thyroid gland
- Women and heart disease
- Women and sleep
Women’s health pack and further information
To receive a women’s health pack including a selection of fact sheets go to Women's Health Pack or call tollfree on 1800 151 441.
For further information about upcoming events and new resources, subscribe to our community email update.
Content Updated May 20, 2009
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