Breastfeed or bottle feed? That’s one of the decisions every expectant mother must make before giving birth.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), most infants in recent years (more than 83 percent) started out receiving some … Read More
Breastfeeding is very beneficial for newborns, as it supplies them with the nutrients they need. Studies show that babies who are breastfed have greater protection against infection, illness, and disease. It is also a preventative measure against obesity. The American … Read More
Perhaps one of the biggest decisions a pregnant woman has to make pertains to whom to entrust her care throughout her pregnancy. There are two types of care providers for pregnant women: obstetricians and midwives.
When deciding which provider to … Read More
There are many stages in a woman’s life that require the care of a woman’s health specialist. If you want to remain healthy, it is just as important to see a gynecologist as it is to see your primary … Read More
A mammogram is a screening procedure that produces detailed x-ray images of the breast. It is primarily used to detect abnormal changes in breast tissue — masses or microcalcifications – early on. A mammogram can detect breast cancer three years … Read More
A mammogram is a standard health screening for women beginning at the age of 40. If you have had a first-degree relative – your mother or sister – who has had breast cancer, your doctor may recommend that you begin … Read More
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