TABLE OF CONTENTS

Over 500 pages long, TCY is a comprehensive but easy-to-use tool and health education guide for women ages 18-100. TCY includes relevant and factual information from 111+ women medical experts on 78 different topics. At a glance TCY covers:

  • Preface: Why We Wrote This Book, How to Use this Book, & An Introduction to what “Women’s Health” really means

  • Section 1: Women & The Current Health Landscape (accessing and navigating healthcare, common challenges)- 9 topics

  • Section 2: Common Clinical Conditions Impacting Women: (each chapter is templated similarly for easy use)- 55 conditions

  • Section 3: Taking Care of You (how everyday activities everyday impact our health, and how to get healthier)- 13 categories

Below you will find the entire table of contents for all 78 chapters :)

PREFACE:

  • TCY & WOMEN’S HEALTH INTRODUCTION (Do not skip :)

SECTION 1: WOMEN AND THE CURRENT HEALTH LANDSCAPE

  • CHAPTER 1: The role of social determinants in women’s health

  • CHAPTER 2: Challenges faced by women of color

  • CHAPTER 3: Special considerations: Sexual and gender minority women

  • CHAPTER 4: Is Google your first responder?

  • CHAPTER 5: Who are clinicians? They’re not just physicians

  • CHAPTER 6: How to find the right clinician

  • CHAPTER 7: Shared decision making and you

  • CHAPTER 8: Telemedicine: Getting the most out of your care

  • CHAPTER 9: Urgent care vs. emergency department

SECTION 2: COMMON CLINICAL CONDITIONS IMPACTING WOMEN

  • CHAPTER 10: ACL tears

  • CHAPTER 11: Anemia

  • CHAPTER 12: Anxiety

  • CHAPTER 13: Asthma

  • CHAPTER 14: Low Back pain

  • CHAPTER 15: Blood clots

  • CHAPTER 16: Breast lumps

  • CHAPTER 17: Breast cancer

  • CHAPTER 18: Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • CHAPTER 19: Cervical cancer

  • CHAPTER 20: Chronic fatigue syndrome

  • CHAPTER 21: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

  • CHAPTER 22: Colorectal cancer

  • CHAPTER 23: Constipation

  • CHAPTER 24: Dementia

  • CHAPTER 25: Depression

  • CHAPTER 26: Diabetes

  • CHAPTER 27: Diverticulitis

  • CHAPTER 28: Endometrial cancer

  • CHAPTER 29: Endometriosis

  • CHAPTER 30: Fibromyalgia

  • CHAPTER 31: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

  • CHAPTER 32: Hand & thumb pain

  • CHAPTER 33: Heart disease

  • CHAPTER 34: Hepatitis C

  • CHAPTER 35: High blood pressure (Hypertension)

  • CHAPTER 36: High cholesterol

  • CHAPTER 37: Hip osteoarthritis

  • CHAPTER 38: Hip labral tear

  • CHAPTER 39: Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

  • CHAPTER 40: Knee osteoarthritis

  • CHAPTER 41: Knee meniscus injury

  • CHAPTER 42: Lung cancer

  • CHAPTER 43: Lupus

  • CHAPTER 44: Migraines

  • CHAPTER 45: Multiple sclerosis

  • CHAPTER 46: Neck pain

  • CHAPTER 47: Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

  • CHAPTER 48: Obesity & metabolic syndrome

  • CHAPTER 49: Osteoporosis

  • CHAPTER 50: Ovarian cancer

  • CHAPTER 51: Painful sex

  • CHAPTER 52: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

  • CHAPTER 53: Pelvic organ prolapse

  • CHAPTER 54: Peripheral arterial disease (PAD)

  • CHAPTER 55: Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)

  • CHAPTER 56: Rheumatoid arthritis

  • CHAPTER 57: Shoulder pain

  • CHAPTER 58: Stroke

  • CHAPTER 59: Thyroid disease

  • CHAPTER 60: Urinary incontinence

  • CHAPTER 61: Urinary tract infection (UTI)

  • CHAPTER 62: Uterine fibroids

  • CHAPTER 63: Vaginal bleeding

  • CHAPTER 64: Vaginal infections

  • CHAPTER 65: When my illness is a mystery

Section 3: TAKING CARE OF YOU

  • CHAPTER 66: What contributes to your health?

  • CHAPTER 67: Nutrition

  • CHAPTER 68: Sleep

  • CHAPTER 69: Physical activity

  • CHAPTER 70: Purposeful activity

  • CHAPTER 71: Social relationships

  • CHAPTER 72: Mindfulness

  • CHAPTER 73: Acupuncture

  • CHAPTER 74: Vaccines

  • CHAPTER 75: Research's Role

  • CHAPTER 76: Personalized medicine

  • CHAPTER 77: Our connectedness

  • CHAPTER 78: You are a health promoter!

NOTE:
The term woman is frequently used in this book to refer to the target audience, although the material discussed applies to anyone with a uterus, cervix, or vagina. We recognize that not all people with these body parts identify as a woman and that not all people who identify as a woman have these body parts

DISCLAIMER:
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