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Vaginal discharge raises common questions for women, including what’s normal and what’s not. Learn in-depth about female vaginal discharge, from healthy discharge colors, to what concerns might require a trip to see a provider.

Knowing the warning signs is another way to help prevent cervical. Here are seven ways to identify cervical cancer in its early stages.

Once you have your first mammogram, or if you’ve already had one, knowing whether you have dense breast tissue is important for understanding your breast cancer risk. The denser your breast tissue is, the trickier it can be for doctors to spot small problem areas in your breasts.

Understanding the difference between a normal breast and breast abnormalities can help ease anxiety around overall breast health.

While getting off birth control sounds simple, it also comes with many questions and potential side effects to be aware of. Learn what you need to know before getting off birth control.

When 38-year-old Sara Kingland noticed a painless, rigid area that felt like a "hard spider web" in her left breast, she knew it was time to see her doctor. 

As a young cancer patient, Lundin is passionate about sharing her story. She wants others to know breast cancer can happen to women younger than the age of 40 and hopes women will work with their doctors to thoroughly address any symptoms or concerns related to their breast health.

From abnormal vaginal bleeding to lower back pain, understand the signs of cervical cancer and learn why knowing them, along with regular screenings, can save your life.

While the main job of any birth control method is to prevent pregnancy, some women may prefer an option that doesn’t affect their naturally occurring hormones. The good news is there are many different types of birth control without hormones to choose from. Learn what hormone-free options are available, how effective they are and what else to consider when choosing birth control to make sure it’s right for you.

While most women use hormonal birth control to prevent pregnancy, it can help with a variety of other health concerns as well. Learn what you should know about this birth control option when talking to your doctor about what’s best for your body.