love, laughter and healthy lessons

At 54, Jane Seymour has a happy home life, good health and beauty most women half her age would kill for. What’s her secret to staying healthy, active and vibrant? Find out in “Love and laughter” on page 10. An outspoken advocate for women’s heart health, Seymour discusses her mission to educate women about heart disease prevention, as well as her own blueprint for staying heart-healthy.

Also in this issue of Women’s Health Today, you’ll read about pelvic organ prolapse, a very common condition most women don’t talk about (“The secret millions of women keep,” page 18). Like many other conditions, women don’t have to live with this problem. If you suffer from significant pressure or a feeling like your pelvic organs have dropped, use the questions on page 19 to fuel a discussion with your healthcare provider.

We’ll also tell you about the different treatments for uterine fibroids, a very common condition that can be present in up to 30 percent of women. With so many options, which treatment is best for you? Turn to “The fix for fibroids” on page 24 to find out.

And since summer is here, don’t miss our article on shielding your skin from the sun and protecting yourself from skin cancer—plus tips on getting a healthier summer glow (“Here comes the sun,” page 6).

Sincerely,
MICKEY M. KARRAM, MD
CO-FOUNDER, FOUNDATION FOR FEMALE HEALTH AWARENESS

A Letter From the Founder

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Cover Story: Jane Seymour

ON LOVING LIFE, FEELING YOUNG AND STAYING HEALTHY

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