This is the fifth installment of Search Request Roundup, in which I look at recent searches that led to my blog and provide some information relevant to the desired topics.
Nashville smoking cessation resources
Centennial Medical Center is offering a smoking cessation clinic for those 18 and older. Classes will meet Tuesday evenings from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for eight weeks as follows: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 29 (a special Thursday meeting); July 11, 25 at the Thomas F. Frist, Sr. Heart Wellness Center (2410 Patterson Street, Suite 100). The course costs $50, but those who complete it will receive a full refund. More information, including registration instructions, is available here. This is part of the American Lung Association's Freedom from Smoking program - other local sessions can by found by calling 1-800-432-LUNG (5864) (in Tennessee only).
Web resources:
Smokefree.gov
Freedom From Smoking Online
MedlinePlus Smoking Cessation resources
Problems after c-section
Cesarean birth and the road to recovery - MayoClinic.com
Recovering from delivery - Nemours Foundation, vaginal and c-section
Sexual organ anatomy
Vulvar Anatomy - National Vulvodynia Association
Female Reproductive System TeensHealth
Male Reproductive System - TeensHealth
Body Diagrams - Teenwire
Sexual Anatomy: The Self-Guided Tour - Our Bodies, Ourselves
Intersex Society of North America
Guide to Vulvar Self-Examination - Georgia Reproductive Specialists
How to Perform Self Cervical and Vaginal Examination - Feminist Women's Health Center
Women's health checklist
Preventive Screening Tests and Immunization Guidelines for Women - 4women.gov
Voting statistics women 18-24
The U.S. Census Bureau has voting and registration data from the Nov 04 and previous elections. According to their detailed tables, 54.9% of females 18-24 reported voter registration, while 44.9% actually voted.
Previous installments:
Search Request Roundup #1
Search Request Roundup #2
Search Request Roundup #3
Search Request Roundup #4
Technorati Tags: anatomy; c-section; screening; smoking; smoking cessation; voting
MeSH Tags: Anatomy; Genitalia/physiology; Smoking Cessation
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