The Implications of an Abnormal Pap Test

The pap screening test was implemented into the medical system in 1960, after studies done in the 1950’s by George Papanicolaou who suggested that cervical cancer rates could be reduced by half with cervical samples taken during a woman’s annual exam and ultimately promote the health of women for years to come. The PAP test is used to screen for abnormal cells on the cervix as well as cervical cancer.

Women and Alcohol

Harvard Women’s Health Watch – July 2006

For women, there’s not much leeway between healthful and harmful drinking especially as we get older. Currently, the work is that moderate drinking can be good for you. Various studies suggest that it promotes longevity, helps prevent cardiovascular disease, and lowers the risk for dementia and other ills. What hasn’t made as many headlines are the downsides for women, especially drinking that starts at a moderate level but eventually becomes a problem. Why this happens and to whom isn’t fully understood.

Sleepless In The Temecula Valley? Again?

by Andrea Purcell, N.D. | August/September 2005

Do you have trouble falling asleep? Are you unable to stay asleep throughout the entire night? You are not alone. 82 million Americans suffer from insomnia, according to Tabers Medical Dictionary Insomnia is defined as: A Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or enjoying a restful nights sleep.