To all the wonderful women that I have been blessed to help provide health care, I regret to inform you that because of family issues, I am going to be taking an early retirement, effective October 17, 2019. This will be a permanent retirement as I do not plan on returning to work at any…
Regular mammograms are still the best way to detect breast cancer early. There are other options that your doctor may recommend depending on your individual needs. We wrote about some of these alternatives in a previous blog article, Choices in Mammography. Although, the diagnosis of breast cancer is a fear of many women, early detection…
You have many decisions ahead of you. One of the earliest you will have to make in your pregnancy is when to start telling people that you are expecting. This is typically an exciting time and one that should be surrounded by positivity and joy. However, there are also concerns that could cause some parents…
The start of the school year is a good time to reflect on the pressures on teenagers. Michigan State University recently published an article about the pressures on teen with sex and pregnancy. Click this link to read more. Dr. Marcotte shares two big take away messages for teenagers, friends and parents reading this article….
Reap the fruit of your labor and enjoy a well-deserved day off! Happy Labor Day weekend from Women’s Health.
Managing Memory During Menopause Menopause isn’t just a thing that happens to your reproductive system. It brings on changes in your entire body – including your brain. Brain fog is a very real symptom. A 2013 study found that around 60% of middle-aged women experienced concentration and cognitive difficulties. Different factors can affect brain fog….
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