Month: February 2022

You go to your first doctor appointment of the year and are handed a clipboard and pen to update your information. Or you are seeing a new doctor and must list your health information before any kind of treatment will be discussed. A list of criteria i…

“I think that a lot of moms doubt themselves and their bodies.”Bringing a child into this world– and becoming a mother– can be scary. “I think my own challenges really opened my eyes.”

Breast-feeding: How to gauge success If you’re breast-feeding, you might wonder whether your baby is getting enough milk. Ask yourself these questions — and know when to seek help. By Mayo Clinic Staff When you’re breast-feeding, you might not always k…

An internationally renowned expert in breast cancer, Dr. Winer was also recently appointed director of the Yale Cancer Center.

During the catastrophic Chennai floods in December 2015, Radhika KTP was 35 weeks pregnant and had to undergo an emergency Caesarean procedure to give birth to a premature child. She had an older child of five years at the time. When they had left for …

THURSDAY, Feb. 24, 2022 (HealthDay News) — People who go meat-free, or at least put limits on it, may have lower risks of some of the most common cancers, a

THURSDAY, Feb. 24, 2022 (HealthDay News) — People who go meat-free, or at least put limits on it, may have lower risks of some of the most common cancers, a new, large study suggests.British researchers stressed that their findings do not prove defini…

In total 1.19m women had the vital tests in the 12 months to April 2021, marking the lowest number since records began two decades ago and down nearly half on 2.12m the previous year.

Sara Freund’s son, Elijah, has an incurable kidney disorder. His medications suppress his immune system, making him especially vulnerable to contracting the coronavirus. Throughout the pandemic, the Freunds have been really careful. They sheltered in p…