FIND OUT IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING UTERINE FIBROID EMBOLIZATION (UFE)

Uterine fibroids are most commonly known for symptoms like heavy periods and pelvic pain. But these noncancerous growths can also be the cause of a kidney condition called hydronephrosis, according to a study in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.1 “While most women with fibroids don’t get hydronephrosis, a small percentage of women with veryRead More Read More

Between 2011–2012, more than one in four adults (27.9%) 40 years of age and older reported using cholesterol-lowering medications like statins within the last 30 days—a number that increased from one in five adults (19.9%) almost a decade earlier.1 Statins are primarily used to lower the risk of cardiovascular disease, but a recent study showedRead More Read More

Happy National Women’s Health Week! From May 14-20, we’re celebrating health at every age. But being healthy starts with you! You may be familiar with the wise adage: Prevention is better than cure.1 Research has shown that leading a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk of chronic diseases, like type 2 diabetes and heart disease.2,3Read More Read More

Almost four out of five women will have uterine fibroids by age 50.1 Although many women with fibroids don’t experience any bothersome symptoms, nearly half will seek treatment for relief from heavy painful periods, pelvic pressure, and urinary urgency.2 For these women, having effective treatment options is a must. One such option, uterine fibroid embolizationRead More Read More

In 2013 alone, a total of 60,956 child sexual abuse cases were confirmed in the US.1 As adults, children who’ve been sexually abused are at a greater risk for mental health problems, suicide attempts, and substance abuse.2 An eye-opening study published by the Boston University School of Medicine found childhood sexual abuse could even haveRead More Read More