Women's Health Quiz

Take charge of your well-being.

In recent decades, medical scientists have begun to recognize that diseases can affect women differently than men. As a result, ongoing studies are examining those differences in an effort to improve the diagnosis and treatment of life-altering and life-threatening health conditions.

Surprisingly, the single biggest health threat for women today is heart disease, which claims the lives of more women in the United States than the next five leading causes of death combined.

To protect your well-being, a wise first step is to stay current with information available about the health problems that threaten women - and to consult regularly with your physician about appropriate exams and screenings.

See how well you score on the subject of women's health by taking this short test.

  1. Breast cancer kills more women than any other illness.
    TrueFalse

  2. Weight loss surgery always involves large incisions.
    TrueFalse

  3. With assisted reproductive techniques, more than half of couples seeking treatment are successful in conceiving a child.
    TrueFalse

  4. Two of every three women have a least one risk factor that increases their chances of heart disease.
    TrueFalse

  5. More women than men are affected by Alzheimer's disease.
    TrueFalse

  6. Getting out daily for long runs is good for your feet and ankles.
    TrueFalse

  7. Without treatment, a person with osteoporosis is likely to have bone fractures.
    TrueFalse

  8. Women are two to three times more likely than men to develop rheumatoid arthritis.
    TrueFalse

  9. Some cervical cancers are preventable.
    TrueFalse

  10. There is little help for skin damaged by sun, stress and pollution.
    TrueFalse

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