Reproductive Health
Oncofertility : Preserving and sustaining reproduction function including cryopreservation during cancer treatment
Oncofertility has opened a new doorway in medicine for patients undergoing cancer treatment by preserving and maintaining fertility reproductive options, contrary to the past ten years "families after cancer", would not have been possible. Dr. Terese Woodruff developed Oncofertility Consortium a nationwide network of doctors lead by Northwestern University researchers provide a source of information,
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The menstrual cycle is a necessary but challenging time of the month for many women. The majority of
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by Ml Henneman
Apparently some women are actually outraged that there is finally a birth control pill that does not
Contraception
- Implanon: Single-rod implantable contraceptive
- Over the counter birth control choices
- No coercion, no authoritarians: A look at reproductive liberty and unconstrained access to family planning and contraception as a way to sustainable development
- The benefits of pursuing a contra contraceptive sexual lifestyle
- Tips for being abstinent
- Disadvantages of the progestin-only birth control pill
- What is tubal sterilization?
Menstruation & Menopause
- Women after menopause
- Natural menopause relief
- Premenopause: Symptoms and treatment
- Understanding menopause and peri-menopause symptoms
- Living with male menopause
- What do hot flashes feel like?
- Menopause treatment
Reproductive Health Issues
- Cell phone dangers to reproductive health
- Polycystic ovary disease: A patient's view
- What do infertile couples do with leftover embryos?
- Common types of vaginal infections: Causes and symptoms
- Questions you ask after a DNC
- Mid-Wife or OB-GYN: What helped me make my decision
- How staying childless affects a woman's body
Sexual Health
- The benefits and risks of the G-shot procedure
- How watermelon may help impotence
- Medical researchers seem certain that HIV causes AIDS
- Does sexual development have a typical pattern?
- How to rekindle your interest in sex after a baby
- Concerned with bleeding after intercourse
- The symptoms of herpes zoster ophthalmicus (HZO)
by Jenny Tolley
Despite the fact that most people are born with the ability to reproduce, some people will never be parents. A person may end up childless
by Snowflake
New York City is the "capital" of the HIV and AIDS epidemic in the United States, with more cases than any other area of the country.
I am 46 years old and started my period when I was in grade 4 at not quite 10 years of age. Back in the day, there was no choice between
by Jenny Tolley
Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a bacterial infection that disrupts the normal balance of healthy bacteria in a woman's vagina. This bacterial
Writing Assignments
- Contraception
- What is no-scalpel vasectomy?
- Menstruation & Menopause
- Is long-term use of HRT ever a good idea?
- Reproductive Health Issues
- Circumcision rituals among the Kenyan Bukusu
- Solutions for clear, watery sperm
- Sexual Health
- The AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) and who is eligible
- The benefits and risks of the G-shot procedure
- Butea Superba: Miracle herb from Thailand
- Those personal illnesses explained
- How to care for your pessary
RSS FeedDifference of opinion? Debate now.
- Contraception
- Lybrel (the "no period" birth control pill): Is it safe?
- Is the new contraceptive pill that stops menstruation healthy for women?
- Can a man be trusted to use male contraception?
- Reproductive Health Issues
- Should women with children undergo infertility treatments to have more?
- Sexual Health
- Should public organizations and schools distribute condoms?
- Reproductive Health (Other)
- Abortion providers: Oriented toward service or profit?
