Birth control isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Making a smart decision about which contraceptive is right for you is a step toward taking care of your reproductive health and family planning.
Jan 9th, 2019
Birth control isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Making a smart decision about which contraceptive is right for you is a step toward taking care of your reproductive health and family planning.
High cholesterol makes it more likely that you’ll develop cholesterol plaques in your arteries, which leads to serious health problems like heart attacks and strokes. Keep reading to learn more about how high cholesterol affects your body.
When it comes to serious and chronic health issues, few offer you the opportunity to step in and take charge like diabetes. With a little effort and extra vigilance, you can take the teeth out of your diabetes.
If you’re looking for safe, effective, long-term reversible birth control, consider the IUD and the Nexplanon® implant. Both offer simple ways to prevent unwanted pregnancy.
Should you use The Pill? Get an IUD or implant? Or, are shots and vaginal rings better? With so many birth control choices, it’s overwhelming trying to make the right decision. These five questions can help make your family planning a lot easier.
Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, is a widespread condition that can have serious health implications. Yet despite its prevalence, it can be easy to treat through a combination of lifestyle changes and, if needed, medications.
Since your doctor broke the news that you have high cholesterol, you’ve probably been focused on what you shouldn’t eat. So what should be on your menu instead? Take a moment to learn about some foods that can help lower your cholesterol.