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'My Periods Stopped. I'm in Menopause, Right?'
04/20/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityMenstrual periods commonly stop during chemotherapy or hormonal therapy. This isn't a guarantee that you are menopausal, though.
12 Pregnancy Myths Worth Ignoring
06/27/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityIt's not surprising that a large number of myths have arisen regarding the unique challenges associated with pregnancy. Here are a few that can safely…
Secrets of Fertility
05/10/07, Ask Dr. MaoIf your clock is ticking and you're wondering the best way to get your fertility jump-started, read on.
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Postpartum Depression vs. Thyroiditis
06/08/09, Johns Hopkins UniversityDuring the postpartum period, about 1 in 15 women develops thyroiditis, a transient autoimmune inflammation of the thyroid gland marked by an…
Fibroids Affect 50 Percent of Women
04/17/09, Johns Hopkins UniversityAbout 50 percent of women have these smooth-muscle "tumors" within their uteri. I use the word "tumor" here simply to imply a mass—fibroids are most…
Should Everyone Get the H1N1 Flu Shot?
10/29/09, Johns Hopkins UniversityWe've all heard that this year's flu season could be more deadly due to the H1N1 virus. In fact, the CDC confirms that flu-related hospitalizations…
Pregnancy and Breast Health
05/26/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityHormonal changes during pregnancy and lactation increase the breasts' volume and firmness, making it harder to detect breast masses.
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