The Department of Health and Human Services says National Women's Health Week is May 9 - May 15. Issues of focus include understanding COVID-19, improving maternal health, stress management, and improving activity levels. Women are at higher risk for: mental health issues like depression, cardiovascular disease or illness, osteoporosis, knee arthritis, difficulty with smoking cessation.
We discuss with Dr. Kimberly Winter from New West Physicians.
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