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Remembering John S. Inman, Jr., MD

Sep 02

During his distinguished career as an obstetrician, Dr. Inman helped to deliver more than nine thousand babies in the community

Breast Checking
HOTFLASHES | October 2021

Oct 01

Performing a Breast Self-Exam
Giving yourself a breast self-exam about once a month can be an important part of detecting and treating cancer early on, especial

Addict
HOTFLASHES | November 2021

Nov 01

The Benefits of Not Smoking
Most of us have heard by now that smoking isn’t good for us, but we may not have heard specifics on how this one small aspect of o

Holding hands
HOTFLASHES | January 2022

Jan 01

How You Can Prevent Birth Defects During Pregnancy
January is Birth Defect Prevention Awareness Month, and although all birth defects cannot be prevented, ther

Pregnant Woman
HOTFLASHES | December 2021

Dec 01

Eating Healthy During the Holidays

It’s no secret that many people abandon their diets once the holiday season rolls around, with good intentions to pick it

Crop hands
HOTFLASHES | January 2023

Jan 01

Lower Your Risk of Cervical Cancer
Each January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and we are celebrating by talking about ways you can lower your ri

Woman surprised
HOTFLASHES | December 2022

Dec 01

Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy 
While pregnancy can be an exciting time, it can also be stressful and present health challenges. Check out these tips on how

Dementia
HOTFLASHES | November 2022

Nov 01

What is Dementia? 
Every November is recognized as National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, which makes it a great time to learn more about dementia and Alz

Mammogram
HOTFLASHES | October 2022

Oct 01

The Importance of Yearly Mammograms 
When October rolls around, you can count on all the reminders to get your annual mammogram. Still, you may find yourse

Signs of Pelvic Organ Prolapse 
HOTFLASHES | September 2022

Sep 01

Signs of Pelvic Organ Prolapse 
Pelvic organ prolapse, which means that the muscles and tissues that support your uterus, bladder, and rectum become weak or loose, is estimated to affect about 3% of women in the US.