Women's Health Practice Newsletter
October 2015
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Suzanne Trupin, M.D.
Meghan Craig, P.A.
Rachel Elbl, WHNP-BC


Thank you for subscribing to the Women's Health Practice monthly newsletter. Please enjoy updates about our office, pertinent health topics, research enrollment opportunities, and discussions focused on women's health and well-being.
Breast Cancer Awareness 

In the months of September and
October, receive a free consultation for

The first laser for vaginal health.
Bring a friend and receive $100.00 off treatment (a $300.00 value).
*Previous patient history not required.
Watch WHP on Vidscrip
Having trouble remembering the advice given at your last doctor's visit? Have a question that you forgot to ask your doctor in person?

Now you can get answers online from the health care provider you trust. Visit vidscrip.com/suzannetrupin, where Dr. Trupin will be recording video responses to common questions that you can view anytime, anywhere.

Help us develop this resource by submitting your questions at http://womenshealthpractice.com/contact.php.
Research Studies Now Enrolling
Participants in our studies help advance medical research for the benefit of all women, and receive study-related medical treatment at no cost. Please read the following announcements and call us if you are interested in enrolling.

Vaginal Contraceptive Ring  
If you are a female between the ages of 18 and 35 you may be eligible for a contraceptive ring investigational contraceptive medication study. Qualified participants will receive study - related medical evaluations and care at no cost. If interested, please call 217-356-3736.

Do You Have Vaginal Symptoms?
Women's Health Practice is testing new investigational medications for vaginal infections. We are currently seeking women to participate in a clinical research study. If you have any of the following vaginal symptoms, you may qualify:
  • Itching
  • Buring
  • Irritation
  • Odor
  • Discharge
To be eligible, you must meet certain other requirements that will be explained to you. Women selected for the study will receive free study-related medical care, including 2 or 3 clinic visits, and payment for their time and travel expenses. For more information, or to see if you qualify, contact Women's Health Practice at 217-356-3736.

Uterine Fribroids and Abnormal Bleeding: VENUS Research Study
If you are a female between the ages of 18 and 50 years old and are experiencing abnormal bleeding due to uterine fibroids, you may be able to take part in the VENUS research study, testing an investigational medicine. Qualified participants will receive study-related medical evaluations and care at no cost. If interested, please go to www.venusresearchstudy.com or call 217-356-3736.

Hot Flashes: REPLENISH Study
Enrollment for this study is now complete. Thank you for your interest.
From Dr. Trupin's Blog
Healthy Lifestyles Reduce Risk   
We know that exercise, healthy eating, and quitting smoking can help us live longer, healthier lives. As researchers continue to learn more about how our bodies work, we can keep on improving our lifestyles to reduce risks of cancer and heart disease: the top two causes of death in women today. Read about health recommendations based on the latest research on Gyno Gab.
Mediterranean Diet Protects Against Breast Cancer Better than Just Lowering Fat From Meals
For many years, data have been accumulating that show the health benefits of a Mediterranean diet. The latest study shows that not only does this diet rich in healthy fats decrease the risk of heart disease, but the risk of breast cancer, too. Read More.
Do You Have Hormonal Signals to Lose Weight; Or Hormonal Signals To Gain Weight
For years scientists have studied the hormone leptin and how it relates to appetite and obesity. While leptin is still mostly a mystery, we do know that both too much or too little leptin in the body can cause weight gain. A healthy diet and exercise can help regulate leptin levels, resulting in better appetite control. Read more.
How Heart Healthy Are You? Tally Your Score
A new study suggests that Americans tend to have the heart health of a person 5 years older. Visit this post to calculate your own heart age using your BMI, blood pressure, and smoking, diabetes and hypertension status. Don't know your BMI or blood pressure? Visit WHP for a reading. Read more.
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