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If you’ve had a Pap smear and were told the results are abnormal, it’s natural to be concerned. However, an abnormal result doesn't necessarily mean you have cancer. Read on to learn what this result could mean and what your next steps could be.

Congratulations on your pregnancy! This is an exciting time for you and your family. If you’re considering natural childbirth, you should understand the benefits and challenges it brings so you can prepare. Here’s what you need to know.

Your well-being and the health of your baby are the most important things when you’re pregnant. Prenatal care helps you stay healthy, from preconception through delivery. Learn more about prenatal care and what this service offers.

An itchy rash, unusual discharge, unsightly bumps — these may be signs of a sexually transmitted disease (STD). But not all STDs cause noticeable symptoms, and many trigger only mild symptoms at first. Here’s what you need to know.

A Pap test, also called a Pap smear, is an important health screening every woman should get. Keep reading to learn more about this simple exam and when you should schedule yours.

When estrogen levels drop due to changes in your cycle, pregnancy, or menopause, you can develop vaginal dryness. Learn how MonaLisa Touch®, a pain-free, outpatient treatment, can restore your most delicate tissues.