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Do You Need an OB-GYN?
Obstetrician? Gynecologist? Primary care physician? If you’re a woman, you have a variety of doctors you can see for health care, but which one—ones?—do you really need?
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Top OB-GYN Questions for Every Age
As you go through different stages in life, you’ll most likely have new questions about your body. Whether you’re a teenager or mature adult, changes in your lifestyle, relationships or health can make you wonder about the very body you thought you knew so well.
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What Is the Best Type of Breast Implant After a Mastectomy?
After a mastectomy as part of your breast cancer treatment, you might choose to have breast reconstruction surgery. You’ll want a breast that looks realistic and won’t need to be replaced after a short time. Which is the better choice: saline or silicone breast implants?
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Botox for Migraines
36 million people suffer from migraines, extremely painful headaches that make it difficult to function. Symptoms and types of migraines vary, but we’ve typically used pain and preventative medications to treat migraines. However, many people who suffer from migraines now have found relief from an unlikely source—Botox.
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Cervical Cancer: What You Need to Know
Kelly Pozzoli was in her early 30s and in the process of moving from Chicago to Florida when she got news that no young woman wants to hear: she had cancer.
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Does "Mommy Brain" Really Exist?
Is “mommy brain” a real thing? Unfortunately, the answer is yes—and it can last for up to 10 years after childbirth.
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Coping with Changes in Appearance after Chemotherapy
Cancer can be life-altering in many ways. When you’re dealing with cancer, your main focus is your health, but for many people the disease and its subsequent treatment causes other changes that are just as challenging.
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Overcoming Lymphedema After Cancer Treatment
Sometimes it feels as though life gives you more than you can handle.
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Cancer & Parenting
A cancer diagnosis affects entire families, especially when a parent learns he or she has cancer.
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Cancer & Parenting: Supporting a Spouse
When we talk about cancer, we often think about the person who is diagnosed. That’s rightfully so, but cancer also has a huge impact on caregivers, particularly spouses.
