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Women's health Recent medical research has shown that biological differences between women and men influence the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease. For example:It's no shocker that pregnancy changes a woman's body. Still, sagging breasts, wider hips and bigger feet aren't the only remnants of pregnancy. Long after the cord is cut, a baby's cells can remain inside the mother's body, permanently changing her genetic blueprint. Survey Says: Women Don't Know Enough About Sex Differences in Health. Lung cancer, not breast cancer, is the leading cancer-killer of women. In the year 2000, lung cancer claimed the lives of about 68,000 women in the U.S. Yet 75 percent of women smokers surveyed did not know they were more likely to develop lung cancer than men.
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