Ontario Women's Health Network (OWHN [1])

• Spring/Summer 2008 [2]
  Feature articles include:
  • Feeling the heat: Women's health in a changing climate
  • Evidence for caution: Women and statin use
  • The HPV vaccine, one year later
  • Charter challenge on drugs ads: A challenge in the wrong direction
  • Labels, laws and access to health care: How history affects health-care access for First Nations and Métis women
  • Cherchez la femme in minority francophone communities
  • Barbara Seaman (1935-2008): Pioneer in the women's health movement
  • Status positive: Supporting women immigrants and refugees with HIV/AIDS
  • 'Women CARE' in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
  • Highs & lows: Canadian perspectives on women and substance use
• Fall/Winter 2007 [3]
  In this Issue:
  • Women, genderand mental health - Moving out of the shadows
  • From hurting to healing touch - Infant feeding experiences
    of women survivors of childhood sexual abuse
  • Cancer prevention in the spotlight
  • Long-term care homes legislation - Lessons from Ontario
  • What Older Women Want
  • Urinary incontinence, memory loss and exercise top the list of older women’s unmet health needs and concerns
• spring/summer 2007 [4]
  This issue includes several articles dedicated to violence issues, specifically, the missing and murdered women of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, as well as many other pressing women's health topics and concerns.
• Winter 2006 [5]- Women and Pharmaceuticals
• Past Issues [6]

OWHN promotes women's health by linking women to relevant resources and providing channels that allow women to voice their health concerns.