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When it comes to your health, knowledge and proactive care are powerful tools. This is especially true in breast health, where detecting cancer early can lead to more
Read moreWhile a growing body of evidence points to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease among gender diverse people assigned female at birth, the data is still limited. For
Read morePreventive reproductive health care isn’t just about Pap smears—it’s about catching small changes before they become bigger issues. Your gynecologist, nurse practitioner or nurse-midwife partners with you at
Read moreMammography is a crucial tool for detecting breast cancer in its early stages, but some people do have concerns about its safety. These questions are valid, personal and
Read moreEvery flu season, people question whether getting the flu vaccine is truly necessary, or even safe. It’s common to think the vaccine causes side effects or the flu
Read moreGender-affirming wellness care supports and affirms a person’s gender identity holistically across a range of physical, emotional, behavioral and social dimensions. That care could look like routine gynecological
Read moreMidwives are most often known as healthcare providers who work with people during pregnancy and childbirth. As a midwife, I can say that most of us love this
Read moreWeight is only a number. And yet, our culture has conditioned us—women especially—to believe that weight is the ultimate marker of wellness and, too often, value. But thanks
Read moreIn our culture, women’s sexuality isn’t often talked about honestly or openly. We’re either keeping it totally private or glorifying the experience to a point that is unrealistic.
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