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Osteoporosis, or “porous bones”, is a disease that weakens the bone structure, leading to the loss of bone mass and strength. The disease can lead to sudden fractures, usually in the back and hips. Andrew Markowitz, M.D., a menopause physician at Women’s Health and Menopause Center, says, “Due to the reduction of estrogen during perimenopause…

We are excited to welcome Nicole Dewar-Braun to our team of providers. Nicki is a licensed master’s level social worker who is dedicated to supporting women throughout all stages of life. Nicki’s services will be provided remotely, offering increased patient access and convenience. Read more.

Welcoming a new life into the world brings an abundance of joy and a whirlwind of changes. As new mothers begin this transformative journey, establishing routines becomes an essential aspect of nurturing both the baby and their own well-being. Explore the dynamics of “New Life, New Routines” and learn about how the Women’s Health…

When most women think of menopause, they think of freedom from periods. Imagine all the money you’ll save on tampons or pads and how much easier life will be when you don’t have to deal with bloody messes each month. “If my period is supposed to stop, then why is it coming every two weeks?”…
5 Ways to Help Protect and Prevent Breast Cancer Approximately 1 in 8 women in the United States develops invasive breast cancer. Protect yourself by adopting good habits today that can prevent cancer later in life.

Is It Perimenopause or Just Stress? Early Signs Women Should Not Ignore It is easy to blame stress when your body starts feeling different. Maybe your sleep has changed, your mood feels less predictable, or your periods are not as consistent as they used to be. For many women, those changes can also be early…