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A Different Conversation About Women’s Health

Women’s health is complex because women are complex. Here, Marcia Jones, NP explores the connections between hormones, midlife health, metabolism, stress, modern healthcare and the workplace—bringing nearly 30 years of healthcare experience to the questions women are asking and the conversations healthcare needs to be having.

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 The Wellness Program Is Outdated. Women Deserve Better.
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The Wellness Program Is Outdated. Women Deserve Better.

Traditional wellness programs are good at screening for disease—but are they actually helping women build health? Women’s needs change across the lifespan, particularly during midlife. It’s time to rethink prevention, hormones, metabolic health, muscle, bone health and what true wellness for women should look like.

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The Midlife Advantage: Why Supporting Women’s Health May Be One of the Smartest Workforce Investments We Make
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The Midlife Advantage: Why Supporting Women’s Health May Be One of the Smartest Workforce Investments We Make

Midlife women represent some of the most experienced, knowledgeable and influential people in today’s workforce. Yet workplace wellness programs often fail to address how health needs change throughout a career. Supporting women through the hormonal, metabolic and health transitions of midlife isn’t about accommodating weakness—it’s about protecting experience, optimizing health and unlocking the full potential of a valuable workforce.

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"I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 years ago and went through all of the recommended treatments. My oncologist had no recommendations for me to prevent a recurrence other than keep my annual appointments and get mammograms. I am honestly terrified of my cancer returning. The thoughts consumed my life and I desperately needed help to overcome my fears and answers to my questions of what I could do. Thank you so much Marcia for listening to me, answering my questions, and getting me on the path to cancer recovery. I can actually sleep at night now, knowing you are there for me."

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