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There is a lot of advice available for women when it comes to maintaining a healthy vagina.

From month to month and year to year, the tissue in your breasts change. Some of these changes could be breast lumps. How much should you worry about these? And...

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$1.5 million award will aid school in fulfilling important part of its mission:caring for underserved people

Are you and your partner trying to conceive? Here are some factors that affect fertility and how to improve your odds.

Pregnancy and birth are a life changing gift, so what's with post-pregnancy body shaming? Here are the things you should focus on post-pregnancy.

The story of a new mother who died from breast cancer discovered during her pregnancy is bringing attention to a rare form of the disease.

Everybody's talking about body shaming, but let's talk about creating a healthier, happier you. Increase your self-esteem with these physician-recommended strategies.

Are you pregnant? Whether you're planning to deliver naturally or by cesarean section, here are some stats and facts you should know.

Are you thinking about having a baby this year? Months before you conceive, you can start preparing your body to be a healthy home for your baby. Here's how.

Doctors advise women to wait at least 18 months between pregnancies to reduce the risk of complications, but nearly one in three women don't wait that long.