Obstetricians and gynecologists care for women throughout every stage of their lives. Read on for straight talk from these experts on women’s health.
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A little knowledge can go a long way toward preventing heart disease in women. Here’s what you need to know. -
Discovering a lump in your breast can be scary and stressful, but it doesn't necessarily indicate cancer.
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When it comes to health, women can be at risk for a variety of conditions. Fortunately, many can be prevented through awareness and early action.
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Signs of anemia are wide-ranging. Anemia in women can be signaled by everything from fatigue to a craving to eat dirt. Learn the signs of anemia in women.
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Anemia in postemenopausal women is a common problem, but it’s usually easy to correct. Working with your doctor helps you boost iron levels and manage anemia symptoms.
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Having a soft underwear material offers protection for women's delicate vulva and vaginal tissues.
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Textured breast implants—particularly Allergan implants—have been in the news for their recent recall due to a possible cancer link. Learn more about textured breast implants and cancer, and information about the textured breast implants recall.
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