Your Female Reproductive Health Years: Health Essentials

Discover new research on how testosterone levels may play a role in managing stress urinary incontinence.

It’s estimated that 80% of osteoporosis patients are female. What should we do to help women’s bone health? Hear from Dr. Jerilynn Prior.

Ovarian cancer is a deadly cancer and often diagnosed in its late stage. What are the risk factors and what should women do?

Corey Hazama, NYC's renowned pelvic floor therapist discusses prolapse causes, proactive steps, self-testing, therapy efficacy, and kegels.

"It’s normal to not have a balance for the transitional phase during adolescence and perimenopausal years.” - Dr. Jerilynn Prior

It wasn't until 2013 that PMDD was officially recognized as a depressive disorder in the DSM-5

Learn about thyroid issues, which impact 20 million Americans, that may impact your health.

“Pelvic pain is complex, it’s often difficult to differentiate the cause. That’s why UTIs & bladder pain syndrome are so often misdiagnosed.

There are ways to help manage vulvodynia, once we figure out what's causing it.

“Because of the connection between the gut and vaginal microbiome, anything you can do to keep your gut healthy will help the vagina, too.

Uterine fibroids can impact fertility and quality of life. They grow in most women but there comes a time when action needs to be taken.

“There is no such thing as a pretty labia. There is what an ideal might be. Most textbook photos are thanks to Dr Netter." Dr. Williams