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Research shows how providers in Catholic health systems use workarounds to provide contraception

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Kegels: The 30-second exercise that can improve incontinence and sex

Katrina Calhoun holds up infant daughter, Addalyn, born safely with a plan to manage complications caused by placenta accreta

Creating a treatment plan for placenta accreta during pregnancy

Closing the gap in breast cancer deaths among African-American women

Researchers at UChicago Medicine are developing a sophisticated tool that can develop culturally-tailored, risk-reducing interventions for breast cancer.

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New UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial report outlines top health priorities for south suburban communities

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Vyleesi? Addyi? How women can get help for low sexual desire

Researcher receives Chan Zuckerberg Initiative grant to define every cell type in the female reproductive tract

Obstetrician/gynecologist Iris Romero, MD, at her desk

Obstetrician-gynecologist Iris Romero, MD, sees LGBTQ issues as both a doctor and a patient

Comprehensive breast imaging suite coming to Orland Park

Stone plaques on the Lying In Hospital honoring pioneers in women

Lying in wait for a cure for preeclampsia

At the Forefront Live: Understanding Preeclampsia

Preeclampsia is a common condition during pregnancy characterized by high blood pressures. It can lead to serious complications for both mother and baby. Physician Sarosh Rana, MD, MPH, and nurse Macaria Solache, RN, joined us to discuss.