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Hormonal Birth Control - The Patch & the Shot
Hormonal birth control doesn't have to start and end with the Pill! Here, we look at other options, including the patch and the shot.
Expert : Dr. Alice Ko
Sex Health Guru
Medications That Help You Quit
These days, there are lots of different ways to quit smoking. Your smoking cessation plan might include nicotine gum, the nicotine patch, h...
Expert : Dr. Joshua Fink
Health Guru
Hormone Therapy
Hormone therapy isn't for everyone. But if it's how you choose to treat severe symptoms of menopause, here's what you'll want to know.
Expert : Dr. Suzanne Phillips M.D.
Health Guru
Are the New Generation Birth Control Methods Safer than the Old?
A new study, to be published in the January 20th issue of Journal of the American College of Cardiology, sets out to answer the question of ...
Contributor : Jennifer Bunn, RN
News Health Guru
Duragesic
A pharmacist explains how Duragesic works, why doctors prescribe this powerful pain killer, and some common side effects of the drug.
Expert : Dr. Sandra Takami
Health Guru
Understanding Endometriosis
Endometriosis symptoms can be nonexistent or quite painful, and can lead to female infertility and pregnancy complications. Endometriosis oc...
Expert : Dr. Alice Ko
Pregnancy Health Guru
Cancer Doesn't Deter Smoking
According to a shocking study published in the Journal of Oncology Practice, 56% of active smokers continued to smoke after getting a cancer...
Contributor : Joshua Silberstein
News Health Guru
The Weight Gain Correlation
Ninety percent of would-be ex-smokers cite fear about weight gain as a reason not to quit. But weight gain and smoking cessation do NOT have...
Expert : Dr. Joshua Fink
Health Guru
Pregnancy Symptoms: Stretch Marks, Skin Changes
Stretch marks are red, pink, or brown streaks on the skin. Most often they appear on the thighs, buttocks, abdomen, and breasts.
Contributor : Office On Women's Health (OWH)
Pregnancy Health Guru
Premature Ovarian Failure Treatment
Currently, no proven treatment will restore normal function to a woman's ovaries.
Contributor : The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Pregnancy Health Guru




