DIEP Flap: An innovative plastic surgery technique for breast reconstruction
In January 2019, Alison Jordan, 58, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Soon after her diagnosis, Alison received breast surgery by Rubie Sue Jackson, MD,…
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Is over-the-counter genetic testing for breast cancer reliable?
Think of your genes as an instruction manual for your body. There are two copies of every gene – one from your mother and…
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5 questions you should ask yourself about breast cancer
Genetic testing is a topic of great interest to many men and women these days. In my field of breast cancer surgery, it is…
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How can I reduce the risk of developing ovarian cancer?
Many of my patients ask me how they can reduce their risk of developing ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is a topic of concern for…
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Endometriosis: Demystifying the condition
Lena Dunham. Whoopi Goldberg. Susan Sarandon. These are just a few of the high-profile women who have publicly discussed their experience living with endometriosis….
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What expectant parents should know about postpartum depression
Welcoming your newborn can be an exhilarating experience. It can also trigger powerful emotions, from excitement to unease. For many expectant parents, it can…
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Can CenteringPregnancy® help my baby?
Group prenatal care like CenteringPregnancy® can be an excellent way for new moms to build friendships and make connections. Beyond this emotional support, however,…
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Is CenteringPregnancy® right for me?
As you start your pregnancy journey, you may have different options for prenatal care. While many women still seek traditional one-on-one appointments with their…
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What can I expect for my first CenteringPregnancy® visit?
If you’re new to CenteringPregnancy®, you may have a lot of questions about your first visit, especially if you’re only familiar with one-on-one appointments…
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What is CenteringPregnancy®?
For most pregnant women, prenatal appointments are typically a one-on-one experience with an OB/GYN or midwife. But a growing trend in prenatal care called…
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