Women's Health
Women's Health
Breast Reconstruction: Clearing Up Common Misconceptions
The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 268,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in 2018. But ...
Women's Health
Shorter Course of Radiation for Patients with Breast Cancer
Recently the American Society of Therapeutic Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) came out with new guidelines for the treatment of early stage ...
Men's Health Women's Health
Gaining Weight, Losing Energy? Your Hormones May Need This 4-Step Boost
Fatigue, weight gain, declining sex drive, decreasing muscle strength, irritability – all can be unwelcome signs of aging or stress ...
Women's Health
If You Think Motherhood Is Driving You Crazy – You May Be Right
Even in two-parent families, it appears that the bulk of child-rearing duties still fall to one person. For all the ...
Women's Health
8 Common Myths about Women’s Health Debunked
Self-care is all the rage, but true self-care for women is more than taking time to yourself. It’s taking time ...
Women's Health
Is There A Path To A Cure For Cancer?
Thank you to Dr. Mark Quinn, a Board Certified Radiation Oncologist with Atlanta Oncology Associates in Lake Oconee, who brought this ...
Women's Health
When Mom’s To-Do List is Doing Her In
Expert Offers Busy Moms Tips for Tackling Their Schedules “We Can Do It!” was a World War II-era battle cry ...
Children's Health Women's Health
Baby-Making Made Simple: A Pre and Post Checklist
The idea of starting a family and planning for pregnancy can be overwhelming. From understanding your fertility to how to ...
Women's Health
Making “The Day After” A Reality for Me, My Sister, and Many Other Patients
By Jean Scanlin Wright In August of 2002 my family was going through a “tsunami.” My twin sister, Joanne, was ...
