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Breast density is an important factor in breast cancer screening, yet many women are unaware of what it means. Dense breasts have less fatty tissue and more glandular and connective tissue, making it harder to detect abnormalities on a standard mammogram. Approximately 40% of women have dense breasts, which can slightly increase their risk of…
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Welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most extraordinary experiences — filled with excitement, anticipation, and love. At the Women’s Health and Menopause Center, we understand that each family’s journey to parenthood is unique, and we are honored to be part of yours. Our mission is simple: to provide comprehensive, compassionate care that supports…
Why Do I Need to See an Obstetrician?
If you are pregnant or plan to conceive, then you have likely heard the word “obstetrician” at least once before. This type of doctor specializes in medical care for pregnant women. Obstetricians will help you through each stage in pregnancy as well as delivery. Their expertise also includes prenatal and postnatal care. What Does an…
Joyful Pesah
During these uncertain times, we know the Passover holiday is challenging for many families who are used to large celebrations. We wish everyone health and love and hope next year, holiday festivities will resume with extended family and friends. Stay home and safe!
