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Why Heart Health Matters More After Menopause Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women. After menopause, cardiovascular risk increases due to hormonal changes. Estrogen plays a protective role in maintaining flexible blood vessels and healthy cholesterol levels. As estrogen declines, risk factors may rise. How Menopause Affects the Heart Common changes include:…

What to Expect During Your First Prenatal Visit
First-time mothers may feel overwhelmed as they begin the process of gestation and eventually birth. The key to a healthy pregnancy is to have an OB/GYN that you trust there to monitor progress and help you through the experience. What should you expect when you arrive for your first prenatal visit? The First Visit The…

Joyful Pesah
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!

When Should I Start Telling People That I Am Pregnant?
You have many decisions ahead of you. One of the earliest you will have to make in your pregnancy is when to start telling people that you are expecting. This is typically an exciting time and one that should be surrounded by positivity and joy. However, there are also concerns that could cause some parents…
What Is a Cervical Ectropion?
Cervical ectropion, also known as cervical ectopy, occurs when the glandular cells (or soft cells) inside the cervical canal spread to the exterior of the cervix. This region normally has epithelial or hard cells. The cervix is where the vagina and uterus connect. When this condition appears, the area where the two types of cells…

Tummy Time – Why It’s Crucial for Your Baby’s Development
Tummy time is one of the simplest yet most important activities for your baby’s early development. Encouraging your baby to spend time on their stomach while awake helps strengthen muscles, develop motor skills, and prevent flat head syndrome. Why is Tummy Time Important? Strengthens Neck & Shoulder Muscles: Prepares your baby for milestones like crawling…
