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Do you remember how your parents talked with you about sex when you were growing up? Did they have “The Talk” with you once and try to answer all your . . .

As we move into 2011 and more pieces of this year’s health care reform bill start to take effect, an important discussion is happening. This month, discussions on preventative care . . .

Maybe you’ve felt a change in your breasts. Maybe breast cancer runs in your family. Or maybe you’re over 40 and your doctor has recommended it. Either way, you’re curious . . .

When you’re browsing the isles of the grocery store, you’re constantly being bombarded with messages. How do you know what the labels on the food you buy really mean? Some . . .

An important part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is understating the self exam. Self exams and other tests have been in the news a lot lately as doctor’s debate over . . .

Wondering if you are pregnant and waiting for an answer can be a stressful time in any woman’s life. If you’re trying to responsibly plan your family and are waiting . . .

One of the questions we often hear is “Now that I’ve got these healthy foods, what kind of meals can I actually cook?” Really, the options are just about endless . . .

You hear it so often that it almost sounds cliche, but it’s true: breast milk is best for babies. Numerous studies have been done that explain the benefits and advantages . . .

Regular visits to a family planning center or an OB/GYN (obstetrician/gynecologist) are an important part of every woman’s health care routine. We encourage all the women who visit or are . . .

We’ve been so impressed with the turnout at our pudding sale fundraiser for the last month at the Wilkes-Barre Farmers Market. Thank you to everyone who has tried the delicious . . .