Providence Women's Health Team

Ovarian cancer is known as ‘the silent killer” because there is no reliable early screening for the disease. Learn how being aware of your own risk factors may save your life.

Several organizations recommend continued breastfeeding after a positive COVID-19 diagnosis as best for mom and baby.

Research shows that hormones play a part in gender differences when it comes to migraines. What about hormones, migraines and COVID-19?

Tips to help you encourage the men in your life to get regular health advice, go for checkups and make lifestyle changes.

Learn about four health issues that affect thousands of women but don’t get the attention they deserve.

Learn how midwives are building strong relationships that lead to safer deliveries and fewer interventions during labor and delivery.

Learn how mindfulness and meditation can help women reduce stress levels, induce calm and improve mental and physical health from the experts at Providence.

Are you cold all the time like many women? Learn the health conditions that could be causing your cold intolerance and when to call the doctor.

Endometriosis is common health problem, but it often goes unrecognized. Treatment is available, so it’s important to know the signs and see a physician for a diagnosis and support.

Learn how mindfulness and meditation can help women reduce stress levels, induce calm and improve mental and physical health from the experts at Providence.

American Heart Month is in February, and it's a great time to learn more about your personal risk for heart disease and stroke. Take steps today to know your numbers and lower your risk.

Romance isn’t everything. This Valentine’s Day, take time to show your friends and family how much you care.

To raise awareness for National Birth Defects Prevention Month, Providence shares one mother’s story about saying goodbye to her infant daughter.

During Cervical Health Awareness Month, Providence offers a reminder about the importance of early HPV vaccination and regular screening for cervical cancer.

If you have pelvic pain, incontinence or painful sex, it may be time to seek treatment for a Pelvic Floor Disorder (PFD).

Fibromyalgia is a chronic health condition that causes pain all over the body along with other symptoms. Learn how it affects women and how to manage it.

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs most often during fall and winter and affects more women than men.