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Subject đź’–Special Pulse Edition: Ladies Night
Date May 16, 2023 12:01 AM
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Celebrating Women's Health Week





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It's National Women's Health Week 

We're here to *celebrate by bringing you important information about women's health.* Your physical and mental health are imperative to living a long, full life. Learn more about how to take care of your 2 X chromosomes-self in *the articles below! *






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The Impact of Estrogen

Dreaming of the day when hormones don't affect you? It probably isn't the paradise you imagine. *Hormones play an important role in your daily life. *When it comes to your reproductive and sexual health, estrogen is the key player. 

*See the Impact * [ [link removed] ]






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Bypass Heart Disease 

Heart disease is the number one cause of death for women in the United States. With so much at stake, it’s smart to *know the warning signs and ways you can reduce your risk.*

*Love Your Heart* [ [link removed] ]






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*Perimenopause: The Basics*

It's normal for our bodies to turn up the heat as we enter perimenopause and menopause. *This natural stage of life marks the end of our reproductive years and can come with a slew of symptoms.*

*Learn the Basics* [ [link removed] ]






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Ovarian Cancer and Cysts 

*Ovarian cancer is called the **"silent killer "**because in its early stage, it rarely causes symptoms.* Even advanced-stage ovarian cancer may cause few, non-specific symptoms. It's important to *know the signs and risks of ovarian cancer.*

*Know the Signs* [ [link removed] ]






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All About Your Period

It's that time of the month -- again! Mother Nature might not be your bestie, but she gives you and your health care provider *valuable information about your overall and reproductive health.*

*Find Out More* [ [link removed] ]






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Additional Archived Articles 

See some *older articles from "The Pulse" *that also relate to women's health care:


* *Cervical Cancer Awareness [ [link removed] ]*
* *Get Ready For Pregnancy and Delivery [ [link removed] ]*
* *Pelvic Floor Dysfunction  [ [link removed] ]*


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