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CANCER, WOMEN'S CAREWe know you’ve heard this before, but don’t ignore...
Oct 12, 2023
Breast awareness and regular self-checks contribute to your overall breast health and well-being, says St. Joseph’s/Candler Surgical Oncologist Dr. Yana Puckett. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREWhat to expect during menopause
Aug 24, 2023
St. Joseph’s/Candler OB/GYN Dr. Michelle Gainty reminds women they don’t have to suffer with menopause symptoms. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CARESurviving perimenopause: What women need to know
Aug 22, 2023
St. Joseph’s/Candler OB/GYN Dr. Michelle Gainty talks about symptoms, symptom management for women making the transition to menopause. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREWhat is peripartum cardiomyopathy?
Aug 3, 2023
St. Joseph’s/Candler OB/GYN Dr. Jerry Lucas explains peripartum cardiomyopathy, a rare, but devastating condition that can occur following pregnancy. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREFive tips to be successful at breastfeeding
Aug 2, 2023
However you choose to feed your baby, you can rest assure our Telfair BirthPlace nurses have your back. For moms that elect to breastfeed, a board-certified lactation consultant offers these tips to h... Continue Reading -
HEART HEALTH, WOMEN'S CAREWhat is venous insufficiency?
Jul 27, 2023
Also known as venous reflux, St. Joseph's/Candler Vascular Surgeon Dr. Peter Hunt explains venous insufficiency, a very common condition, and how to treat it. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREPregnant this summer? Here are 10 tips to stay hyd...
Jul 25, 2023
Savannah OB/GYN Dr. Ashley Hunsuck discusses how to keep your body temperature regulated and stay hydrated. Continue Reading -
CANCER, WOMEN'S CAREWhat is brachytherapy for gynecological cancer pat...
Jun 22, 2023
LCRP Radiation Oncologist Dr. Joshua McKenzie explains this common treatment process used to treat endometrial, cervical and vaginal cancers. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREWhat is an ectopic pregnancy?
May 23, 2023
St. Joseph’s/Candler OB/GYN Dr. Jerry Lucas explains this rare but extremely serious diagnosis that happens in about two percent of all pregnancies. Continue Reading