EXCLUSIVE: Antidepressants and Breast, Ovarian Cancer Link Suggested

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The Women’s Media Center

By Dr. Sharon Ufberg

August 1, 2011

Authored by Lisa Cosgrove of the Harvard Center for Ethics, a recent statistical analysis of studies assessing the relationship between breast and ovarian cancer and antidepressant drug use finds possible link.

Are you one of the thousands of women currently taking antidepressants? A recent review indicates that these medications are not risk free, particularly for women.

The analysis of published studies suggests a link between breast and ovarian cancer and antidepressant drug usage. The review, which found an 11 percent increased risk overall in both breast and ovarian cancer for patients taking such medication, points to a need for further investigation, particularly since the results varied widely depending on who funded the research.

Got PMS?: California Milk Board Shuts Down Sexist Ad Campaign

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LAIST.com

Hollywood
July 21, 2011

Hey guys, check it out — bring home many gallons of milk and you’ll no longer be a victim of your girlfriend/wife/mother’s general premenstrual bitchiness.

Such was the gist of the latest campaign from the California Milk Processor Board before it was shut down prematurely, a victim of its own poorly executed bad humor.

Following pressure from several groups including a change.org petition launched by Ms. Magazine, the campaign website EverythingIDoIsWrong.org morphed into GotDiscussion.com Thursday morning. The campaign was supposed to run through the end of August.

All You Need To Know About Ovarian Cysts

Health Blog

by Cliff, July 16th, 2011

A woman’s life is NOT simple. It is safe to say that unlike men, women experience a lot of changes, not only during the adolescent years but even during adulthood too. Take for example menstruation—women undergo pre and post menstrual syndrome, and add to that the weeklong menstrual period. In these times, a lot of bodily changes occur, including psychological changes due to the fluctuation of hormones. Furthermore, add to this “default” amount of stress and pressure that work and family life can give. It’s no wonder why women often break down and explode frequently… children, most especially husbands can attest to that!

Milk: Perfect for the Crazy, Hormonal Bitch in Your Life

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The Village Voice
By Rebecca Marx Wed., Jul. 13 2011 at 5:14 PM
Categories: Annals of Absurdity, Marx

Having apparently tired of moustaches, the California Milk Processor Board is taking betting on the female menstrual cycle to boost dairy sales.

Yoga Poses to Beat Period Cramps

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That’s Fit

Posted on Jul 13th 2011 10:00AM

Studies show that one in every three women suffers from menstrual cramps, according to Karin Björkegren’s new book: “Yoga for Women.” And, while exercise might be the last thing you feel like doing when you’re on your period, studies have also proven that physical activity can lessen pain and cramping; it’s worth getting yourself to yoga class.

Candida Overgrowth is Making You and Your Baby Sick and Tired (and Colickly). Taming the Yeastie Beasties Part 1

Birthologie
Discovering Your Peaceful Birth

One Problem, 101 Symptoms

What if I told you that your baby’s colic, cradle cap, ear infections, diaper rashes, allergies and sleep sensitivities were all one problem?

What if I told you that your mastitis, eczema, hives, pms, cramps, and gas were all one problem?

What if I told you that your baby acquired her problems from you? And that this problem contributed to things like arthritis, ADD, autism, lupus, infertility, endometriosis, and gluten sensitivity?

What if I told you you could solve these problems easily?

Why Women Easily Gets Angry Before Menstruation

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Written by Medicmagic Monday, 28 March 2011 06:46

Many women who are about to experience menstruation often become irritable which causes discomfort for people around her.

The mystery of why women easily gets upset and anxious before their period has always been a big question. Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, also conducted a study to find answers to such emotional turmoil.

Study: Premenstrual Mood Changes Predictive Of Greater Bipolar Disorder Severity

Medical News Today

Article Date: 16 Feb 2011 – 0:00 PST

A study of nearly 300 women with bipolar disorder showed that those reporting flare-ups of mood symptoms before menstruation had more depressive episodes and more severe symptoms during the following year, compared with bipolar women without premenstrual mood changes.

Why women get anxious at that ‘time of the month’

NewScientist Health

11:27 14 February 2011 by Wendy Zukerman
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Is it that time of the month? These are the words no man should ever utter. How about this for a diplomatic alternative: “Are your GABA receptors playing up?”

You may be spot on. It seems that these brain cells are to blame for some women’s monthly mood swings.

Benefits Of PMS

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February 2011

There many benefits to having regular periods, according to recent studies. Menstruation can actually improve your emotional, mental and physical health. However, many women don’t realize its benefits while others associate it with mood changes and depression. Well, here are the benefits of having your period.