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New Blog Post: Health Tips for Deployed Female Service Members http://ow.ly/eNWDz #womenshealth #milhealth #OLW http://ow.ly/i/141um
Operation Live Well Encourages Healthy Living: Learn more about the new DoD initiative & follow @DOD_OLW on Twitter! http://ow.ly/eNiB6 ...
New Blog Post: For Weight Control, Count the Calories in Alcoholic Beverages http://ow.ly/eN55z #womenshealth #milhealth #OLW...
@CDC and @US_FDA continue to work to get to the bottom of the fungal meningitis infection outbreak. http://ow.ly/eJKVd #milhealth #OLW
New Blog Post: Military Health Leadership Team Outlines New Focus http://ow.ly/eJpAi http://ow.ly/i/13rll #milhealth #OLW
Getting ready to carve some pumpkins soon? @MilitaryBlood has free stencils for you. SHARE your pumpkin pics with them! http://ow.ly/eJj32
Join @healthfinder in a Twitter chat on attributes of health literate organizations, TOMORROW 10/25 at 3pm EDT. #healthlit #milhealth #OLW
Podcast: How support from fellow warriors can make a real difference after #deployment: http://j.mp/RealAdvice03 #milhealth #OLW
New Blog: Task Force Leader Reflects on the Health of Deployed Female Service Members http://ow.ly/eIaqo #womenshealth #milhealth #OLW
Reason #1 for maintaining psychological strength: your unit depends on you! 5 free apps to help: http://j.mp/5Apps4TFF #milhealth #OLW
New Blog Post: Military Health Resource Includes Options on Managing Menstrual Cycle http://ow.ly/eGcPP #womenshealth #OLW @HPRCUpdates
Keep doctors informed off all prescriptions & vitamins you take. Medication interactions can be harmful or deadly #womenshealth #milhealth
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Update: @CDCgov recommends women should start getting regular Pap tests @ 21. Pap tests screen for cervical cancer http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/cervical/basic_info/screening.htm …
October is Women’s Health Month. We’ll be sharing information all month long. Please retweet & share with friends. #womenshealth #milhealth
If there’s family history of colon cancer, more frequent colorectal screenings may be needed #womenshealth #milhealth
Women should also get colorectal exams beginning at age 50 to rule out colon cancer (via @CDC) #womenshealth #milhealth
Pap exams look for abnormal cells that could be cancerous #womenshealth #milhealth
All women should have an annual Pap test at age 18 or when sexual activity begins #womenshealth #milhealth
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