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Our OB/GYNs can’t be with us every day. They can’t monitor everything we do and provide advice as we navigate our daily life choices. That’s why it is important to take a proactive role in your reproductive health. What can you do to keep your body healthy during your childbearing years? Live Life in Moderation…
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…

A woman’s body goes through many changes as she ages. It can be difficult to know when we’re starting a new phase in our lives since we are experiencing it for the first time. Most women go through menopause around age 45 to 55 but it can start earlier. For some, the change can begin…

The inclination to breast feed or use formula is a choice new mothers struggle with every day. While there’s no doubt breast feeding helps provide a defense against infection, prevents allergies and protects against several chronic conditions, many women see formula as an acceptable alternative. According to Dr. Kelly M. Campbell, M.D., an OB/GYN physician…

We celebrate not only the veterans but also the promise of a better future they’ve upheld. 🇺🇸💫
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