
Free women's health screenings: what a community event like Michigan's Women's Health Experience offers
A Michigan health park hosted its annual free screening day. Here's how these events work, and why they keep coming back.

A Michigan health park hosted its annual free screening day. Here's how these events work, and why they keep coming back.

Small studies trace squirting fluid mainly to the bladder. Learn what researchers measured, what remains uncertain and when urinary symptoms need care.

Two OB-GYNs and two physician assistants join a South Charleston team that is building out maternity, pelvic health and infertility care across southern West Virginia.

Women can have chest discomfort, breathlessness, nausea or upper-body pain during a heart attack. Symptoms can be mild or come and go; emergency assessment should not wait.

Your body removes waste continually. Commercial cleanses offer weak evidence, while dehydration, restrictive diets and unapproved products can create new problems.

PCOS, now also called PMOS, can disrupt ovulation. Learn how diagnosis works, what letrozole trials measured and why treatment needs individual assessment.

The menstrual cycle runs on two coordinated loops: the ovarian cycle releases an egg while the uterine cycle rebuilds its lining. Here is what happens in each phase, in plain language.

Wellbeing is a measure of how well a life is going, not a product you can buy. What researchers mean by the word, the types they measure, and why they still debate it.

In Hot Springs, a free expo puts blood pressure, diabetes and mental health screenings beside the doctors who offer them — and the model explains a lot about why preventive care slips.

Hormones start shifting years before menopause, and the symptoms often get blamed on stress, thyroid problems, or just a busy life.