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Happy President’s Day! Today, we honor the values that have shaped our nation and inspired us to strive for greatness.🗽 #presidentsday #nationalgreatness #inspiredleadership

Happy President’s Day! Today, we honor the values that have shaped our nation and inspired us to strive for greatness.🗽 #presidentsday #nationalgreatness #inspiredleadership
Recently, we have received many questions regarding the most recent study that was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association stating that 3-D breast mammograms were more accurate than the traditional 2-D mammograms. We thought there were a few things we could share with you regarding this study: The study was funded by…

Weeks 13-26 are referred to as the second trimester of pregnancy. The second trimester is defined as weeks 13-26 of As you begin the second trimester of your pregnancy, you may become more comfortable with the changes occurring in your body. During this stage, you will be able to learn the sex of the baby…
Happy Passover to our friends, family and patients from Women’s Health and Menopause Center. #WomensHealthandMenopauseCenter #OBGYN #HappyPassover #Passover2018 #Pesach #WomensHealth

Summer can be a wonderful time to welcome a new baby, but high temperatures bring extra considerations for your newborn’s safety. Babies are especially sensitive to heat because their bodies can’t regulate temperature as efficiently as adults. Dress for Comfort:Keep your baby in light, breathable cotton clothing. A single layer is usually enough. If you…

The first year of a baby’s life is a remarkable period of growth and discovery. From their first smile to their first steps, every stage is a milestone worth celebrating. Understanding what to expect helps you support your baby’s development and recognize when they may need extra attention. In the first few months (0–3 months),…
It is helpful to know when you ovulate if you plan to become pregnant. Ovulation occurs when the ovum, or egg, is released during menstruation. It travels through the fallopian tube where it can come in contact with sperm for fertilization. Ovulation with a Regular Period Women with regular period cycles will have an easier…