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Sex Differences During Food Insufficiency

February 26, 2014 / SGWHC Editorial Team / Reports/Guidelines

Inter-Agency Standing Committee Handbook: Nutrition The sexes face different risks in relation to a deterioration in their nutritional status in emergency contexts.

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Mediterranean Diet Improves Aging

November 8, 2013 / SGWHC Editorial Team / Blog

Women Who Eat Healthiest Live 40% Longer Women who follow a Mediterranean style diet are 40 percent more likely to survive to age 70 or over, according to Cecilia Samieri,  a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.  In fact, the women who ate healthier not only lived longer, […]

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Who Owns the Bones?

June 5, 2013 / SGWHC Editorial Team / PowerPoints

An overview of bone health as well as osteoporosis assessment and management, including appropriate supplementation for women.

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diet, Musculoskeletal, Osteoporosis

Calcium Maybe?

April 26, 2013 / SGWHC Editorial Team / Blog

Reprinted from Medscape Family Medicine © 2013  WebMD, LLC A Best Evidence Review by Charles P. Vega, MD, Medscape. Mar 07, 2013 Skip the Calcium, Save the Patient The Study:  Dietary and supplemental calcium intake and cardiovascular disease mortality: The National Institutes of Health-AARP Diet and Health Study. JAMA Intern Med. 2013;1-8. [Epub ahead of print] Introduction Scant evidence supports […]

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