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The consequences when teens choose to be sexually active as discussed by Dr. Mary Cornelius of the Women’s Health and Menopause Center – in her series of how to talk with teens about sex.

Having “The Talk” with your teen can be difficult. Dr. Mary Cornelius shares her insight about what and how to talk with teens about sex.

Vaccinations are key to preventing illness. While we think of immunizations as part of baby and child care, but they’re important for adults, too – particularly pregnant women. Flu shots Flu season is upon us, and knowing the facts about the influenza virus can help you make decisions that will keep you healthy. Pregnant women…

Most health insurances allow a yearly visit for an exam and screening. If you’ve not seen your gynecologist this year, or maybe for a few years, take advantage of your benefits by scheduling your appointment before deductibles are renewed in January. “We find that many patients save money if they get their annual exam in…

The seasonal flu vaccine is now available at Women’s Health and Menopause Center (WHMC) with a scheduled appointment. Doctors and the Center for Disease Control continue to recommend that the best way to avoid the flu is to be vaccinated. People over 50, young children and women pregnant during the flu season are most likely…

On average, a woman’s period lasts four or five days and causes only minor discomfort and inconvenience. However, some women have periods lasting much longer – up to 14 days – that may be irregular, no longer following a 21- to 35-day cycle.  What’s more, menstrual flow can be so heavy that a pad or…