Women of Influence, a leading global organization dedicated to promoting gender equity in the workplace, has named Dr. Vivien Brown one of its Top 25 Women of Influence honourees in 2023. Dr. Vivien Brown, MDCM, CCFP, FCFP, NCMP, is a Toronto-based family physician and author of two books on women’s health. The most recent is…
The NEW Woman’s Guide to Healthy Aging. Eight Proven Ways to Keep You Vibrant, Happy & StrongWhat women can do to lead healthy lives as they age Toronto, ON It’s never too early or too late to start moving in the direction of a vital and independent lifestyle as we age. That’s the underlying message…
Stress can rapidly “age” our cells. Read more in my recent article in Canadian Jewish News Healthy aging: Stressing about stress
A Woman’s Guide to Healthy Aging: 7 Proven Ways to Keep You Vibrant, Happy & Strong by Vivien Brown, MD, provides practical tips to empower women transitioning through midlife to optimize their health and overall wellbeing. This thoughtful, easy-to-read guide is an open, honest conversation with a friend who just happens to be a doctor of…
Vaccines Are the Best Way to Prevent Spread of Infectious Disease Vaccines get more public attention for their safety than effectiveness– neither of which should alarm the public considering their crucial role in controlling the spread of infectious diseases. Read the article http://www.personalhealthnews.ca/prevention-and-treatment/vaccines-are-the-best-way-to-prevent-spread-of-infectious-disease
Medical science is catching up with the physiological differences that can affect a woman’s chances of developing a range of age-related diseases. Adriana Barton breaks down five things you can do to make sure you thrive as you age CELIA KRAMPIEN FOR THE GLOBE AND MAIL Read Article
Dr. Brown @Medisysclinic talks about #HPV with Christine Bentley @WhatSheSaidTalk @ Jewell885 on breaking down the myths about HPV and why it’s on the rise Listen To Interview
The Preventable Cancer: Why Women Need The HPV Vaccine Alison Salinas lost her life to cervical cancer, but her message about taking action and preventing this disease still resonates. Read Article http://www.personalhealthnews.ca/education-and-advocacy/the-preventable-cancer-why-women-need-the-hpv-vaccine