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Hospital Affiliations
The doctors of Women’s Health and Menopause Center are proud to be affiliated with Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, and Beaumont Hospitals. Each member of our staff is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and has years of experience in their fields. Regardless of the issue you are experiencing or a question…
What Is a Vaginal Boil?
Vaginal boils can appear in the pubic region, on the labia, or outside of the vagina. They are inflamed, pus-filled bumps that look similar to a pimple. This happens when a hair follicle is impacted and develops an infection. The condition may begin as a small red bump that swells. After a few days, it…
Teens and Safer Sex
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.

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…

Choices in Mammography: Detecting Breast Cancer as Early as Possible
Breast cancer is a concern that lingers on the minds of most women at some point in their lives. The good news is that many patients survive and go on to lead full, long lives. The key is catching cancer as early as possible to increase your chances of a positive outcome. Today, women have…
The Truth About Baby Sleep: What’s Normal and When to Worry
If you’re a new parent running on caffeine and two hours of sleep, you’re not alone. Baby sleep is one of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) topics in early parenthood. What’s “Normal” Sleep for a Baby? In the first few months, newborns sleep 14–17 hours a day—but in short stretches. Their internal clocks (circadian rhythms)…
