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Introduction The microbiome—your body’s unique ecosystem of trillions of bacteria—plays a surprisingly powerful role in your overall health. But for women, its impact goes beyond digestion. Research now shows that the balance of good and bad bacteria in your gut can influence your mood, metabolism, and even your fertility. Mood and the Gut-Brain Axis Have…

Dear Friends and Patients, As the first cases of COVID-19 have spread to residents in our state, many of our patients have voiced concerns on what measures should be taken to reduce the risk of contracting the virus and what steps should be followed if you believe you may have been exposed, or think you…

Recent findings published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition outlined a study of nearly 1,400 women. Researchers found correlations between a woman’s intake of trans fats (which raise “bad” cholesterol) and the size of her baby. The effect of trans fat seemed to have more of an effect when ingested during the second trimester….
You are invited to join us for Mammos and Mimosas on October 8th, 2022, from 8 am to noon! We will be providing screening mammograms and a refreshing mimosa. The event will be at our West Bloomfield office with a raffle and gifts to take home. Please invite your family, friends, and coworkers, especially those…

3D mammography is an exciting new breakthrough in the world of breast cancer detection and prevention. This method produces a three dimensional X-ray image of the breast, allowing doctors to view the interior from multiple angles. What is it about 3D mammography that’s making such a big difference in the lives of women? Improved Accuracy…
I have had the privilege of providing health care to many of you for more than 40 years. Unfortunately, my dear wife of 50 years, Loretta, has developed Pulmonary Fibrosis, a disease for which there is no recognized treatment. Pulmonary Fibrosis takes as many people annually as breast cancer does. It is now time for…