Happy Hanukkah

May you spin a ג Gimel! Enjoy Hanukkah with friends and family.

May you spin a ג Gimel! Enjoy Hanukkah with friends and family.
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Many women find their annual gynecological exam a stressful experience. But a few minutes of “poking and prodding” can save a woman’s life. During a patient’s yearly exam, her physician will look for lumps in the breast, either through a breast exam or mammogram, and perform a gynecological exam, which includes a pap smear. A…

The first year of a baby’s life brings extraordinary growth. Each month brings new skills, new expressions, and new ways of interacting with the world. For parents, especially first time parents, the rapid pace of change can feel both exciting and overwhelming. Understanding early infant development helps families feel more confident and better prepared for…
Dysmenorrhea is another way to describe the pain felt during menstruation. It is divided into two categories: primary and secondary. Common menstrual cramps fall into the primary group. They are recurrent, usually last a day or two before bleeding starts, and are not the result of a disease. Secondary dysmenorrhea is pain that is felt…

Great news! The Women’s Health and Menopause Center is now providing extended hours on Thursdays, making it more convenient for women to access high-quality healthcare services. This means that women can now schedule their appointments for later in the evening, accommodating those who have busy schedules during the day or who work late hours.
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…