Dr. Holly L. Thacker shares what screenings women in their 70s should be getting at their women's health appointments.

Holly L. Thacker, M.D. shares tips for women who are caring for their elderly parents.

The latest Women's Health Initiative (WHI) study shows that women who have had a hysterectomy can benefit from taking estrogen therapy. Speaking of Women's Health Executive Director Dr. Holly L. Thacker discusses how the study's findings can improve the quality and longevity of women's lives.

Use yoga exercises for back pain relief. Certified yoga therapist Judi Bar, from the Cleveland Clinic, demonstrates four yoga positions that help treat a sore back.

Speaking of Women's Health Executive Director Dr. Holly L. Thacker offers a short list of "things to do in the new year" for women.

Dr. Holly L. Thacker, a women's health expert, talks about the specialized needs of women at mid-life. Learn the must have tests, exams and issues that women should focus on.

Approximately, 1 in every 6 couples will be unable to conceive a child after trying for one year. Download our free Fertility Treatment Guide for the causes of infertility, when couples should seek help and treatment options for men and women.

Nearly 50% of women who have had children are affected by pelvic organ prolapse. Prolapse occurs when weakened muscles cause one of the pelvic organs, usually the bladder, to drop. Discomfort and urinary incontinence may result.

Osteoporosis and low bone mass affect millions of women age 50 and older in the U.S. Download our free Osteoporosis Guide to learn more about who is most at risk to develop osteoporosis, how to prevent it, signs, symptoms and treatment options.

Download our free Fibroids and Menstrual Disorders Guide and learn more about symptoms of uterine fibroids, how uterine fibroids are evaluated and non-surgical and minimally invasive treatment options.

What most women refer to as menopause is actually a process involving three stages: perimenopause, menopause and postmenopause. Our guide will help you manage menopause and get options for improved comfort.

Being diagnosed with breast cancer raises many questions, and it is important to learn and understand about all the available treatment options for you in taking control of your health.

Gynecologic cancer is widespread and can affect any woman, regardless of age or race. Download our free treatment guide to learn more about types of gynecologic cancer, risk factors, signs and stages and tests and treatment options.

If you are one of the more than 5 million women in the United States with endometriosis, you know how it can interfere with your life. The pain it can cause may affect your relationships with your partner, family or friends. And endometriosis can make pregnancy a challenge. Let our experts help you.

Joint pain can be associated with more than 50 kinds of arthritis - but it can also be caused by conditions that are not arthritis at all. Download our free arthritis and joint pain treatment guide to learn more about the three most common types of arthritis, symptoms and risk factors, conservative treatment approaches and surgical treatment options.

Chronic hip pain can change your life by limiting your ability to walk, sit comfortably or perform normal daily activities. When hip pain interferes with your ability to do the things you need to do each day, it's time to seek medical advice.

Being diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), whether Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, raises many questions. As the first step in taking control of your health, learn more about IBD and examine the treatment options available in this IBS Treatment Guide.

Being diagnosed with colon or rectal cancer raises many questions. As the first step in taking control of your health, it's important to learn about all the available treatment options and the benefits and risks of each.

Nearly, one quarter of all women in the United States have some sort of bowel disorder, (also known as pelvic floor disorders) and more women are likely to be affected as the population ages. Common bowel problems include fecal incontinence, chronic constipation, anorectal disease, rectal prolapse, hemorrhoids and anal pain. Yet, many women often don't seek help because they are too embarrassed or aren't sure where to turn.

Take control of diabetes and stay a step ahead with your treatment strategy. Learn about early diagnosis, management and education. Obtain vital information for controlling type 1 and type 2 diabetes and promoting health and wellness. Download our free diabetes treatment guides and also get information on available diabetes education classes.