Rethinking Osteoporosis
October 4, 2014
Osteoporosis isn't a disease of older women; it's a disease of all women, incubating in even our youngest patients.
Adelaide G. Nardone, MD, FACOG
Getting Personal: 8 Tips for Achieving Work-Life Balance
August 16, 2014
Struggling to be fully present at home and at work? Here are 8 tips that have helped one veteran Ob/Gyn in her quest to achieve a satisfactory work-life balance.
Managing Menopause, Part 2: Vulvovaginal Atrophy
June 6, 2014
Vaginal dryness from vulvovaginal atrophy is a troublesome symptom of menopause. The good news: many treatments are available for this low-estrogen condition.
Managing Menopause, Part 1: Vasomotor Symptoms
May 23, 2014
Menopause symptoms can make some women miserable, sometimes for months or even years at a time. This article discusses vasomotor symptoms and the available options for treatment.
Back to Basics: The Well-Woman Visit
April 17, 2014
Don’t let time constraints and large patient loads prevent you from providing a thorough well-woman visit. Are you covering all the bases?
Dietary Recommendations for Endometriosis
March 14, 2014
Diet can’t cure endometriosis, but dietary recommendations could be part of the treatment. Find out here why choosing certain foods may help reduce symptoms.
Interstitial Cystitis and Dietary Impact
March 8, 2014
There is increasing evidence that certain food items can exacerbate symptoms of interstitial cystitis (IC). This article discusses possible trigger foods and how an elimination diet can help patients with IC reduce symptoms and improve their quality of life.
Micronutrients, Bariatric Surgery, and the Obstetrical Patient
February 25, 2014
Women who have had bariatric surgery require special care during pregnancy, particularly with assessment of micronutrient deficiencies and appropriate replacement. Here’s one ob/gyn’s approach.
Spice Up PCOS Therapies: The Role of Cinnamon
February 13, 2014
For patients with PCOS, a common household ingredient may help improve symptoms of the disorder. However, lifestyle modifications that support weight loss and healthful eating remain key to improving symptoms.
