Women's Health Highlights

A new product called FullTerm Fetal Fibronectin Test, is FDA approved and can predict whether a mother is at risk for premature labor or not. OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains how the test works and how it's performed.

A new weapon in the fight against ovarian cancer may soon help thousands of women who have run out of options.

If your postpartum symptoms last for more than two or three weeks, it’s time to seek some professional help. Learn what some of the treatment options are available to you.

The birth of a new baby is a much-anticipated event but this life-changing experience can often lead to postpartum depression or a postpartum mood disorder in many women.

While becoming pregnant and adding a new baby to your life seems like it would be the most joyful event some new mothers experience postpartum depression(PPD)

Sexual health expert Dr. Catherine Hood answers how can I tell when I am ovulating in the company of Emma Howard.

After sex, the diaphragm must be left in for at least 6 hours in order to prevent pregnancy. Learn more about how to properly use diaphragms in this video.

Andrea Page provides tips for labor with her labor on the ball exercises

So hormone therapy feels risky to you, but you’re still dealing with hot flashes! What are some other treatments you might consider?

Pregnant women often experience lower back pain and headaches. As Dr Estelle Nella demonstrates, a chiropractic adjustment could restore motion to the joints and alleviate the pain.

Lorie Kane is a professional golfer with a family history of osteoarthritis. But she wont’ let aches and pains get in the way of her game; find out what she is doing to keep active with arthritis.

In this medical video learn how women will soon be able to get the morning after pill over the counter. Two experts face off. Is it about time, or is easier access unsafe?

Dr. Lisa Masterson undergoes a mammogram and says that all women over the age of 40 should have a mammogram once a year, as it’s the only screening tool doctors have to detect stages of breast cancer.

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.

Dr. Lisa performs a real-time colposcopy on Carla in the exam room. A colposcopy is a diagnostic procedure in which a camera inserted into the vaginal canal illuminates and magnifies the cells of the cervix, vulva and vagina. Doctors perform a colposcopy as a follow-up to an abnormal pap smear; both a diagnosis and a treatment in one, it allows doctors to remove abnormal cells and biopsy them in one step.