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We remember and honor the babies who have passed away due to miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, and due to other causes. 1 in 4 lives are forever changed by the death of a child during pregnancy, at birth and in infancy. Today, we want to honor these babies, raise awareness to the community, and encourage…

Some causes of cancer are genetic, which means that they are inherited through genes. Breast cancer can be hereditary, however, most cases are NOT. There may be lifestyle changes that you can make right now that will reduce your risk of developing the disease later in life. Avoid Smoking Smoking increases your risk of breast…

Two Approaches to Mammography If you are scheduling breast screening, you may see the terms traditional digital mammography and 3D mammography. Both use low-dose X-rays to create images of breast tissue, and both require brief compression of each breast. The main difference is how the images are captured and displayed for the radiologist. Traditional 2D…

During these uncertain times, we know the Passover holiday is challenging for many families who are used to large celebrations. We wish everyone health and love and hope next year, holiday festivities will resume with extended family and friends. Stay home and safe!

If you are eligible to take the COVID-19 vaccine and have questions, contact Women’s Health to make a Telelmedicine appointment with your doctor (248) 932–9223.
If you have ever researched reproductive technology, then you have probably come across the term “in vitro fertilization,” or IVF. This process assists with conception by extracting eggs from the female and combining them with a sperm sample from the male. This part of the process is done in a laboratory. The embryo is then…