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The Basics of Breast Cancer (and How to Maintain Good Breast Health)
Breast cancer is unfortunately all too common in women – in fact, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. The ...
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Dieting: Changing Your Approach from Short Gains to the Long Game
If you’re like many people, you likely have some goals in mind for the new year that include healthy lifestyle changes. One of the most ...
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Should I Combine Birth Control Methods?
The vast majority of contraceptive methods have a potential for failure. The ones with the highest failure rate are the ones that require “user compliance”; ...
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Breastfeeding Myths and Misconceptions
On a recent episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, OB-GYN and maternal-fetal health specialist Dr. Nathan Fox discusses breastfeeding myths and misconceptions with Melissa Kotlen, ...
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Medical Management of Weight Loss
In this episode of Healthful Woman, Board-certified obesity medicine specialist and brother of Dr. Nathan Fox joins us to discuss weight management and treatment of ...
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8 Benefits of BioTE®
Hormone fluctuations caused by natural aging can have many negative side effects for many men and women. BioTE is an innovative treatment that uses bioidentical ...
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Remember to Schedule Your Well Woman Visit!
For more and more young women, going to the gynecologist can be awkward and uncomfortable. If you have similar feelings about scheduling an appointment, you’re ...
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Pelvic Floor Conditions
The pelvic floor is a “hammock” of muscles that hold the bladder, bowels, vagina, and uterus in place. If those muscles are weakened or injured, ...
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Understanding Postpartum and Perinatal Depression
On the Healthful Woman podcast, Dr. Nathan Fox sat down with Dr. Emily Miller to discuss the importance of mental health and its connection to ...
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Neurocognitive Decline: What is It and Who is At Risk?
Cognitive dysfunction can manifest in a variety of ways, from temporary impairment after a stroke to long-term conditions like dementia. In a recent Healthful Woman ...
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