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Office on Women's Health
What's a migraine headache like? See what three women have to say about migraine triggers, living with migraine, and more.
Q&A With a Sickle Cell Disease Expert
Dr. Nirmish Shah shares some sickle cell disease basics and talks about his research aimed at helping patients manage sickle cell disease.
Ladies: It’s Time to Speak Up About Your Health
Julianne Hough
If I could tell women what I wished I’d known it would be: Don’t make the same mistakes I did! Debilitating pain is not normal.
Dana Parish
A July 2014 wedding was the start of my nightmare.
Miscarriage to Mission: Finding Hope Beyond Fibroids
In 2001, I was diagnosed with uterine fibroids. From that moment, infertility, a result of those fibroids, became a heartbreaking reality I fought to overcome.
The Holidays: How I Cope With the Loss
It's during the quiet times that I recognize there is a void. My void has a name — it's Erskine Hallam Bishop.
Our beautiful baby boy was born at 24 weeks. When my doctor said that he was out, I held my breath, waiting and praying to hear him cry.
On Easter Sunday 2007, I woke up unable to move from the neck down. It sounds scary, but I just thought I was getting sick. Little did I know how sick I was.
Uterine Fibroids: Finding Answers
With uterine fibroids being so common, why don't we know more about treatment options and what treatments will work best for different women?
Endometriosis: 23 Years of Searching for Answers
I saw so many doctors, yet I was repeatedly told that nothing was wrong. It wasn't until I was 36, 23 years after my symptoms began, that I finally got answers.
