By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Preventive health measures can help us maintain good health. As Ben Franklin stated, “A stitch in time saves nine.” While
Women’s Health
University at Buffalo Study Questions Breast Milk Merit
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “Breast is best” has long served as the mantra regarding infant nutrition; however, research from the University at Buffalo seems
The Question of Transvaginal Mesh
By Elizabeth Ferry, MD Mesh implants have been used for over 50 years in a variety of different surgeries. Generally, they are implanted to
How to Reduce Post-Partum Depression Risks
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Social media portrays bringing home a new baby as a magical time of cuddles, snuggles and adorable baby photo ops.
Dramatic Fall in Number of Births in the U.S.
Local experts: Many factors are believed to cause shrinking birthrate, which is at the lowest level in 30 years By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If
Good Night, Sleep Tight: Helping Baby Sleep Better
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant New parents realize that their new baby’s needs will likely curtail their own sleep at night for the weeks and
Baby in the Box
Is a cardboard box better than a crib for newborns? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Parents anticipating the birth of their first child usually shop
More Women Than Men Reporting Higher Levels of Stress
Stress is on the rise for women — nearly 50 percent of women in survey said their stress has increased over the past five
Alcohol & Breastfeeding. Do They Go Well Together?
Occasional drink planned between nursing sessions is OK for nursing moms, say local experts by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Should nursing moms avoid alcohol? While
What to Do If Urinary Tract Infections Are a Part of Your Life
By Natasha Ginzburg, MD Urinary tract infections can be a painful and sometimes serious problem for many women. For some women, infections seem to