Bringing a new baby home comes with plenty of questions, especially about sleep. Creating a safe sleep environment is extremely important, as it can help reduce the risk of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID), including Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), as well...
When was the last time you reviewed your vaccine history? For many adults, vaccines feel like something that mostly happens in childhood, but your immunization needs continue to change throughout your life based on your age, health history, and a number of other...
September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month and is an opportunity to learn about cancers affecting the female reproductive system, preventive care, and, most importantly, the symptoms and changes in your body that are worth discussing with your provider. The goal...
Breastfeeding can come with a lot of questions, conflicting advice, and unnecessary pressure. With National Breastfeeding Month approaching, we’re clearing up some of the most common misconceptions and sharing the facts every parent deserves to know. MYTH: If...
June 27th is National HIV Testing Day, and we want to clear up a few common myths, because stigma should never stand in the way of care. It is one of the biggest reasons people don’t get tested for HIV, but testing saves lives. MYTH: HIV testing is only for people...
