Today is part two of four of our series of posts on how to stay healthy during the holidays. If you missed part one, you can get caught up here. . . .

Here at Maternal & Family Health Services, we are lucky to continually have some of the best and brightest students from our local universities come in to do internships with . . .

Many people have heard about genital warts, but not nearly as many know what causes them, even though they the most common sexually transmitted infection today. Getting informed about genital . . .

One of the most innovate and vital programs for pregnant women at Maternal & Family Health Services is our Healthy Beginnings Plus program. Located at our own Circle of Care . . .

You probably already know at least one woman who has been affected by breast or cervical cancer. In fact, you might know several that have found a suspicious lump or . . .

Do you remember how your parents talked with you about sex when you were growing up? Did they have “The Talk” with you once and try to answer all your . . .

As we move into 2011 and more pieces of this year’s health care reform bill start to take effect, an important discussion is happening. This month, discussions on preventative care . . .

Maybe you’ve felt a change in your breasts. Maybe breast cancer runs in your family. Or maybe you’re over 40 and your doctor has recommended it. Either way, you’re curious . . .

When you’re browsing the isles of the grocery store, you’re constantly being bombarded with messages. How do you know what the labels on the food you buy really mean? Some . . .

An important part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is understating the self exam. Self exams and other tests have been in the news a lot lately as doctor’s debate over . . .