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OB-GYNs do not provide care for children. Because of this, you will need to choose a provider for your baby. Choose from Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine or Family Medicine providers...

OB-GYNs do not provide care for children. Because of this, you will need to choose a provider for your baby. Choose from Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine or Family Medicine providers...

Have you considered how family health history may affect future generations? Find out options for learning details about your baby's health with a genetic counselor.

... physicians. At that time, the clinic's specialties included internal medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics and OB/GYN, with consultants in allergy, cardiology, oncology, and ear, nose...

Fecal incontinence rarely is discussed among friends and family, but about 14% of adults experience symptoms. Patti Guerton shares her treatment story to encourage others to get help.

Miscarriages are common. When it happens, it can't be blamed upon anyone, especially yourself. Learn what you can do and how to cope.

It seems like there is endless advice on what to do when you’re trying to get pregnant, but what advice is actually true? Here are answers to four common questions.

... receive a questionnaire and bladder diary to complete and bring with you to your first appointment. These tools will help the OB-GYN team understand symptoms, past treatment, history and expectations...

This time can feel especially frightening for some pregnant women. Here's a Q&A to help expecting families feel informed and prepared for pregnancy and delivery during this unprecedented time.

... a questionnaire and bladder diary to complete and bring with you to your first appointment. These tools will help the OB-GYN team understand symptoms, past treatment, history and expectations. At your...