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- 1WHO raises concerns over sexual abuse during Ebola outbreak●Protecting women and girls against sexual abuse, exploitation during the Ebola outbreak
The World Health Organization's Regional Office for Africa is highlighting efforts to protect women and girls from sexual abuse and exploitation during the ongoing Ebola outbreak. Health emergencies are known to increase risks of gender-based violence, and the agency is stressing safeguarding measures alongside the medical response in affected communities.
- 2Dr Hazel Wallace on Women's Nutrition, Hormones and Endometriosis●The Ultimate Guide to Women’s Nutrition: Hormones, Exercise, PMOS & Endo with Dr Hazel Wallace
Dr Hazel Wallace joins Dr Faye Bate for a wide-ranging conversation on women's nutrition, covering how hormones shape health, what exercise suits different phases of the cycle, and conditions including PMDD and endometriosis. The discussion offers practical dietary guidance for managing symptoms and is drawing a large, engaged audience interested in evidence-based women's health advice.
- 3Fitness icon Suzi Jalowsky shares leg exercises for staying strong at 60●How social media fitness icon Suzi Jalowsky builds strong legs at 60 – 5 simple exercises she relies on
Fitness personality Suzi Jalowsky is drawing attention for how she maintains strong legs at age 60. According to Women's Health, she relies on five simple exercises that can be done without complex equipment. Her approach is being shared as an example of how strength training can continue effectively well into later life.
- 4Fitness Editor Shares the Early Prime Day Deals Worth Buying●I'm a Fitness Editor—These Are the Early Prime Day Deals I'd Actually Add to My Cart
A fitness editor at Women's Health has published a curated rundown of early Amazon Prime Day discounts on fitness gear, flagging the deals she would personally buy. The roundup highlights equipment and wellness products at reduced prices ahead of the official sale event, offering shoppers a vetted shortlist as retailers roll out early promotions.
- 5Fever coach Stephanie White opens up about mental health toll of toxic WNBA discourse●Fever’s Stephanie White admits mental health impact of toxic WNBA discourse
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White has spoken publicly about the mental health impact of the toxic discourse surrounding the WNBA, acknowledging how the constant negativity around the league has affected her personally. Her comments add to a growing conversation about online abuse and hostility directed at players, coaches and media figures covering women's basketball.
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A 5K run focused on women's health is scheduled to take place in Marysville this Saturday, according to the HeraldNet announcement. The event aims to bring community members together around women's wellness, though further details about registration, location, or the organizers were not provided in the notice.