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Women’s health
Hopeful moms-to-be with lupus: don’t be discouraged
For hopeful moms-to-be with this condition, planning your pregnancy is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your baby.
Confused about breast cancer screening? Our experts weigh in
In this series, our experts weigh in on the new guidelines and share their key thoughts about mammogram screening.
It’s flu season. What to throw away, and what to keep, after you’ve been sick
Natasha Salt, Sunnybrook’s Director of Infection Prevention and Control, serves up a reality check in this flu-prep quick quiz.
5 things to know about breast cancer
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, talk with your healthcare provider about breast screening.
It’s time to get your HPV vaccine
Women and men can still benefit from vaccination when adults, or if they've had HPV in the past.
What you need to know about IUDs
A gynecologist answers frequently asked questions about intrauterine devices (IUDs), a reliable and easy-to-manage option for birth control.
Seeking help for postpartum depression: Natalie’s story
If you’re feeling like you’re close to the cliff, you need to tell someone and ask for their help and support, says Natalie
Behind the research: 2D or 3D mammography for breast cancer screening?
TMIST trial to compare two types of digital mammography in breast cancer screening
I have preeclampsia, now what?
A Sunnybrook doctor sheds some light on preeclampsia, and shares her advice for people with the condition.