Beauty
Change your attitude, not your hair color. Claudia Kousoulas explains how you can still feel young even when you keep your gray hair.
More than once when I was young, people mistook my youthful looking mother for my sister. I didn’t see it; I could only see my mother, who laughed, seemed embarrassed and brushed it off. Now, people mistake us for sisters because she’s kept her hair a honey blonde, while I’ve let mine go gray. Now I laugh and brush it off.
Book Corner
Debbie Honorof sits down with two well-known Long Island authors, Susan Isaacs and Carol Hoenig, to discuss their new novels, both with a common theme.
Orginally this column was going to be about several Long Island authors, but something interesting happened along the way.
After finishing Any Place I Hang My Hat by Susan Isaacs, I began reading a book by another Long Island author, Carol Hoenig. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that this story also focuses on the search for a lost mother.
FYI
Women beware: your long hours at work could be making you sick. Plus, tips for visiting the seriously ill, supporting National Literacy Month and a website that tells you where you can find all the latest celeb fashions.
Health
Michelle Levine discusses cervical cancer and the break-through vaccine developed to prevent this deadly disease. Also included are cancer and cervical cancer resources.
You might have missed the news over the summer, but it has a major impact on women’s health we now have a vaccine to prevent the world’s second-most common cancer affecting women. On June 8, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Gardasil®, the first vaccine to prevent cervical cancer, precancerous genital lesions and genital warts caused by an extremely common yet little-known virus, human papillomavirus (HPV).
Happenings
Consult our extensive guide to what’s new and interesting in the arts, education and more this month on the Island.
Support Groups
An extensive listing of Long Island area support groups primarily geared toward women.
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