Women’s Health

Staying on top of your reproductive health means being proactive, especially when it comes to getting pap smears. Still, it can be nerve-wracking when you’re trying to be responsible and…

While men and women have physical differences, it doesn’t mean they can’t benefit from the same type of training. There’s no reason for women to shy away from hitting the…

Have you ever had rough or rowdy – but enjoyable – sex and felt a throbbing pain that radiated throughout your pelvis afterward? Doesn’t sound too sexy, does it?  Technically…

A recent poll by Gallup on happiness shows that out of the 142 countries and areas surveyed, around four in ten adults reported experiencing significant amounts of stress. Stress affects…

Pap smears tests for cervical cell abnormalities and cervical cancer and are done by inserting a speculum into the vaginal canal, then using a special swab to collect cells from the…

From 2018 to 2022, health care visits for eating disorders in Americans younger than 17 spiked by an astounding 107.4%, and visits for anorexia nervosa increased by 129.26%. In the…

In 2017, Ozempic was approved by the FDA for the use of aiding weight loss and managing type 2 diabetes. The once-weekly injectable medication, with active ingredient semaglutide, has been…

Women are not only listened to less in the workplace and in leadership roles, but also by the people we are supposed to trust the most – medical providers. From…

Approximately 18 million American women have diabetes and a staggering 43.7 million have prediabetes. However, 90% of people don’t know they have prediabetes according to a study published in Clinical…

When it comes to the female body – hormones run the show.  There’s the obvious role of hormones in pregnancy, periods, menopause, and anything having to do with reproductive health,…