Baby Boomer Women Hardest Hit by Pelvic Health Conditions, Says New Report1 in 3 of All U.S. Women AffectedA new report released today by the National Women's Health Resource Center (NWHRC) reveals for the first time the high prevalence of pelvic health conditions among women in the United States -- at least one-third of all women (about 35 million) will be treated for a pelvic health condition by the age of 60, with the onset of these conditions highest among Baby Boomers.Researchers estimate that even more women are affected but silently suffer. Their reluctance to consult a physician is attributed to lack of education and stigma associated with the conditions."Women learn about periods, pregnancy and menopause but are unprepared for what happens in between. The fact is, pelvic health conditions can happen at any age, particularly after a woman's had a baby" explained Elizabeth Battaglino Cahill, RN, executive director of the not-for-profit NWHRC.