What is the biggest health threat to women worldwide? The answer will likely surprise you. The good news: there is a way to completely eradicate it. Dr. Kirtly Jones tells you what it is and what we all can do about it.

Surprisingly, many women don’t know what the cervix is or what it does, according to Dr. Kirtly Jones. Take a moment to learn about the cervix and the important functions it serves. You’ll also find out about the one thing that, if every woman did, would nearly eliminate their chances of getting cervical cancer.

About 85 percent of U.S. women have hot flashes in menopause. They’re terrible and you just want them to stop, so you finally decided to take something for them and night sweats – but what do you take? Dr. Kirtly Jones talks about hot flashes, why they happen, and what types of treatments are available to make them go away.

American women spend billions of dollars a year on unproven herbal supplements to treat everything from the common cold to tummy upsets, to depression. Do you know what’s really in them? A number of recent studies have suggested a lot of these products aren’t what they say they are. Dr. Kirtly Jones talks about herbal supplements, why they aren’t FDA approved, and why they might be dangerous.

You're in the drive-thru and the person in front of you bought your order. You should do the same for the person behind you because not only is it fun to keep the chain of kindness going, but it also can improve your health. In this episode, Dr. Kirtly Jones talkes about the health benefits of kindness.

For the past 60 years women have heard both the pros and the cons about taking hormone treatments after menopause. Are hormones beneficial? Are they safe? Dr. Kirtly Jones has the facts.

Pregnant women are among those who are highly vulnerable to the flu. Dr. Kirtly Jones discusses if flu shots are safe during pregnancy and what you need to know if you're pregnant during flu season.

More women in the United States die each year from prescription drug overdoses than from automobile accidents. One reason might be women experience pain differently from men, and therefore may be prescribed more pain pills. Dr. Kirtly Jones talks about why these preventable deaths are occuring and how they can be prevented. You'll also learn why something as simple as cleaning out your medicine cabinet could save a life.

Osteoporosis and other bone conditions can mean the difference between living independently and needing full-time assitance as we age. Dr. Kirtly Jones from the University of Utah weighs in on what constitutes good bone health —and how you can help ensure your bones stay strong as you age.

Dr. Kirtly Jones from the University of Utah distinguishes between women's migraines and men's migraines. She also provides tips for dealing with the pain that comes from what can be a debhilitating condition for some patients.