Women don’t look forward to annual gynecologist visits, yet they’re required for good health. It’s awkward and embarrassing to speak up or recollect your questions during the exam. However, your doctor is a great source of health prevention knowledge. Gynecologists are often asked these seven questions. What Tests or Screenings Should I Get This Year?…
The recent pandemic has refocused attention on the development of vaccines while also generating a number of concerns about receiving the approved COVID-19 vaccine, particularly for pregnant women. To assure the safety of all those who choose to get vaccinations, clinical testing is necessary for all approved vaccines. Experts are gaining new knowledge about COVID-19…
An estimated one in twelve women lives with bleeding disorders. When you consider the world’s population, that amounts to many people! Therefore, during Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, signs of a bleeding disorder are the topic of discussion frequently. That way, you’ll know without a doubt if you should be concerned if you see blood or…
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, women ages 35 to 44 are often diagnosed with the disease. Unfortunately, most don’t learn about the cancer until they’re 50. Some women over the age of 65 also test positive for the disease after cervical cancer screenings. A reported 20 percent of…
November 13th is World Kindness Day. The annual initiative encourages people worldwide to be kind. There are many ways that you can extend kindness to others. To help you get started, we created this short guide for you to refer to this World Kindness Day. You can easily change your community and the planet one…