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Published quarterly by Omni Health Media LLC, women is the premier women’s health and wellness magazine covering health & wellness, prevention and treatment topics related to a variety of common women’s health issues including cancer, arthritis, bone health, heart disease etc and insightful features devoted to health & wellness, nutrition, fitness, and mind body topics.

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The spring issue of Women offers readers insight into environmental risk factors, Mohs surgery, arthritis, and valuable heart health tips among many other women’s health topics. Delicious recipes, inspiring personal stories, and information from experts in women’s health round out the issue.

This issue includes valuable, in-depth information about colon cancer screening, breast reconstruction and triple-negative breast cancer, as well as articles devoted to arthritis and other autoimmune diseases, recipes from two new plant-based cookbooks, and inspiring stories about friendships that stand the test of time.

by Dr. Sally Kydd & Dana Rowett

You’ve survived cancer. Now what? How do you go about re-establishingrelationships and redefining your own identity? Intimacy afterCancer: A Woman’s Guide is unique because it is:

• Brimming with new, groundbreaking insights into intimacy after cancer.
• The perfect resource for a woman and her partner in reclaiming intimacy after a life-changing diagnosis.
• A responsible guide featuring personal stories and expert voices.

Intimacy after Cancer takes an in-depth look at how women respond to, deal with, and overcome barriers to intimacy after a life-changing cancer diagnosis.

by Debra Jarvis

Debra Jarvis’ book is a heartfelt ode to both her own experiences with cancer — both as a chaplain in a cancer clinic, and as a cancer patient herself — and to those who share them. Exploring both the spiritual and personal aspects of cancer, as well as the social and cultural views of health, disease, life, and death, Jarvis’s account speaks to the uncertainties, fears, and overall process inherent in dealing with the disease. She writes with great honesty, humor, and wisdom, and the overall effect is one that is both charming and moving.

Hailed by critics and readers alike, these are the words we long to say when someone we love is diagnosed. Cancer survivors find solace in its pages. And it is frequently used by cancer support groups. Truly, this book is for anyone affected by cancer.

The text covers everything from getting the first bra to risk factors for breast cancer and is peppered with questions posed by girls of all ages, ranging from when to start regular breast exams to why breasts sometimes feel painful or tender.

Author and Illustrator Cathy Nilon has created the book that she wished had been available to share with her son when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer. Chemo Cat is the account of the journey of her family, told in the voice of her son Luca who was four years old at the time. Proceeds will be donated to Living Beyond Breast Cancer.

Denise Hazen met breast cancer head on even as she faced seventeen rounds of chemotherapy, double mastectomy and daily radiation. Denise believes that not only it is possible to endure breast cancer treatment, but you can emerge even stronger than before