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When most people hear the words “breast cancer,” they think of it as a single disease. In fact, there are different types of breast cancer, each with its own characteristics and treatment options. Whether you want to better understand a recent diagnosis or simply learn more about your breast health, Breast Surgeon Oncologist Dr. Lindsey Fauveau explains what breast cancer is, how it develops and spreads, and ways to reduce the risk. What is breast cancer? Breast cancer begins when abnormal breast cells grow and multiply uncontrollably. Under normal circumstances, your immune system will recognize and eliminate these cells before…

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For many women, menopause can feel like they suddenly don’t recognize their bodies.Hot flashes. Night sweats. Brain fog. Bad sleep. Mood swings. Low libido. Weight redistribution. Fatigue.Many women are told that these symptoms are just “part of aging” and that they have to live with them.At Maze Women’s Healthwe believe you deserve better.For more than 25 yearsour providers specialize in helping women navigate perimenopause and menopause with personalized, evidence-based Hormone replacement therapy (HRT). We understand that no woman experiences menopause the same way, so each treatment plan is tailored to your symptoms, medical history, and personal goals rather than a…

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Nutritional choices made during pregnancy significantly affect the growth and development of the baby and the overall health of the mother. While focusing on the adequacy of both micronutrients and macronutrients, it is equally important to know what foods and drinks to avoid to help reduce the risk of pregnancy complications. This article provides the list of foods, drinks and contaminants to avoid to protect the mother and her developing child. Crude Proteins Raw or unprocessed animal protein can contain harmful bacteria that can cause serious infections during pregnancy. These infections can increase the risk of miscarriage complications, premature birth…

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A non-invasive DNA blood test can identify patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) who are more likely to benefit from 223Ra radiopharmaceutical treatment and monitoring their progress throughout treatment, according to new research published in the July issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. Incorporating this new approach to DNA profiling into clinical practice has the potential to improve patient selection, enable early detection of treatment resistance, and optimize individualized management for patients with prostate cancer.223Ra dichloride is a bone-targeted radiopharmaceutical that has been shown to improve overall survival and quality of life in patients with mCRPC. However, the…

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When most men think of erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment, they think of drugs like Viagra® or Cialis®.While these drugs are effective for many men, they work by temporarily improving blood flow. They do not treat the underlying cause of erectile dysfunction.That’s why many men ask us low intensity shock wave therapy (LI-ESWT) a non-surgical treatment designed to improve erectile function by targeting one of the most common causes of ED: poor blood flow.At Maze Men’s Healthwe have offered shockwave therapy for years because, for the right patient, it can be an effective part of a comprehensive treatment plan. But like…

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July 16, 2026 · By Amy Suzanne Upchurch, Founder + CEO of Pink Stork, Certified Health Coach, INHC The best multivitamin for you depends on your stage of life, not a single, blanket formula.† Women generally need more iron and folate than men, pregnancy requires higher iron and certain forms of vitamin A and needs to shift again after menopause towards more calcium, vitamin D and B12. A well-rounded, whole food option like beef organ supplement designed specifically for women is a way worth considering along with traditional multivitamins.† Why “one multivitamin” does not fit all According to the National…

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Burnout isn’t always like collapsing on your couch at the end of a long week. Most of the time, it’s quieter than that. It’s the lingering brain fog you can’t seem to shake, the growing lack of interest in things you used to enjoy, the way even small decisions start to feel surprisingly heavy. You’re still showing up—answering emails, drawing, checking boxes, but somewhere along the way, your internal battery has stopped getting a full charge. In a culture that often rewards consistent performance, burnout can sneak in under the guise of productivity. You might even think you’re just “a…

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According to a study published in Academic Pediatrics. The findings suggest that the program – called Mood, Anxiety, ADHD Collaborative Care (MAACC) – is successfully preparing pediatricians to manage these conditions independently so that more children can access care despite the ongoing shortage of pediatric mental health professionals. Our study shows that educating pediatricians through collaborative care builds their capacity to self-manage mental health conditions, which translates into exponentially greater access for children.” John Parkhurst, PhD, senior author, Director of Collaborative Care Psychology at Lurie Children’s and Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg…

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Because the K-Beauty Philosophy is naturally aligned with allergic skin The Korean skincare philosophy prioritizes principles directly related to the biological needs of allergy-prone skin: First barrier approach: K-beauty starts from the position that a healthy, intact skin barrier is the foundation of all skin health — precisely the position of the dermatological literature on atopic dermatitis and barrier dysfunction associated with celiac disease Hydration layer: The multi-step K-beauty routine (toner → essence → serum → moisturizer) hydrates from the inside out, progressively increasing the water-binding capacity of the stratum corneum — directly addressing ceramide depletion and the increased TEWL…

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