What is ectopic pregnancy and how is it treated?
Learn about ectopic pregnancy — its symptoms and treatment, and whether it has any effect on future fertility or pregnancies.
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Providence OB-GYN offers advice for a healthy pregnancy
An OB-GYN shares what you should know to ensure the health of both you and your baby as you start your pregnancy journey.
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How endometriosis affects fertility
Learn how endometriosis impacts fertility, symptoms to watch for and treatment options to improve chances of conception. Read more from Providence.
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Navigating your journey through menopause
Menopause is a natural aging process for roughly half the population. Learn how to navigate the journey from perimenopause to menopause and beyond.
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How to navigate your pregnancy and newborn-related health care expenses
There’s a lot to plan for when having a baby. Learn how to navigate your pregnancy and newborn-related expenses, including insurance coverage and financial assistance options.
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What you need to know: All the feelings during the postpartum period
Feeling a wide range of emotions is a normal part of the postpartum period. Learn how to cope with these life and hormone changes in a positive way.
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Providence’s Better Birthing Project honors tribal cultures
The Better Birthing Project honors tribal cultures by using native doulas, creating birth plans that respect traditions, and ensuring follow-up care.
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Your culture and your pregnancy: 5 tips for advocating for your ideal experience
Your culture plays an important role in shaping your pregnancy experience. Here are five tips for voicing your cultural preferences during your pregnancy and delivery.
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How midwives help parents have healthy deliveries
When you’re pregnant, it can be difficult to keep all the different roles straight — midwife, doula or obstetrician. Here’s how to tell them apart.
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Providing support for Black mothers beyond the traditional “healthy mom, healthy baby” approach
At Providence, we recognize the importance of providing holistic care and comprehensive prenatal, labor and delivery, and postpartum support for Black birthing parents and babies.
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Endometriosis: Separating truths from misconceptions
Learn the truth about endometriosis, including the symptoms, treatments and more in this comprehensive guide from Providence.
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Providence midwives offer more than pregnancy support
Did you know? Midwives not only offer support during pregnancy but also throughout all stages of women’s health.
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5 must-know breast cancer facts
Breast surgeon Lorena Gonzalez, MD, is a trusted adviser to patients, in part because she’s been in their shoes. Here she shares key information women should know about breast cancer.
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Healthy mom, healthy baby: Supporting new moms and babies on their breastfeeding journey
Many parents choose to breastfeed their children, and Providence is proud to support these families as we celebrate National Breastfeeding Month together.
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“Trusting their experience brought me comfort"
Grateful mother reflects on compassionate care through the years at Providence
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The mind-gut connection and how to improve it
Our enteric nervous system — what scientists refer to as the “second brain” — is changing the treatment of mental illness. Learn more.
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The female face of caregiving
The female face of caregiving
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Why women need different health care than men
Explore our in-depth guide on why women's health care needs differ, including heart health, pregnancy, pelvic health and more
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Understanding female sexual dysfunction
A women’s health expert at Providence talks about the importance of good sexual health and answers common questions about female sexual dysfunction.
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Endometriosis: When pain is more than just a ‘bad period’
We take a look at the most common signs of endometriosis and how your doctor can help eliminate the pain through medications or surgery.
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