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KEY TAKEAWAYS:
• Pelvic floor health is essential for women across all life stages, not just postpartum.
• Symptoms like incontinence and pelvic pain are common signs of pelvic floor dysfunction and should not be ignored.
• Modern pelvic floor physical therapy offers effective, personaliz...


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• Collagen is essential: As the most abundant protein in your body, collagen provides crucial structural support.
• There are many benefits: Collagen supports your skin, joints, blood vessels, hair and nails.
• Natural decline occurs: Your body produces 1 percent less collagen each year after age 20, affecting skin and joint health....


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• Micro habits work because they’re small, easy to start and repeat consistently.
• Anchoring habits to existing routines helps your brain build them faster.
• Consistency — not intensity — is what turns small actions into lasting change.

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Micro habits are...


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• Keeping up with your health screenings is important. Lifelong exams check for hearing and vision, dental, sexual health, blood pressure and oral health.
• In your 20s and 30s, keep up your annual exam, and add cholesterol, diabetes and EKG screenings.
• In your 40s, you’ll want to screen for colorectal and prostate cancer, and you ...


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• Historical gender bias in research: For much of modern medical history, clinical trials primarily enrolled men, leading to diagnostic criteria, dosing guidelines and symptom profiles based on male biology. This exclusion has caused significant healthcare disparities for women.
• Consequences of research gaps: ...


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