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What You Need to Know About Measles
At least 15 states have reported measles cases this year, including Vermont. Learn what you need to know to protect yourself from this highly contagious disease.
The Truth About Living With Diabetes
Understanding the signs and symptoms of diabetes is important for managing your health. We break down what to watch for, along with common myths about diabetes to help increase your awareness about this condition.
How to Choose an Over-the-Counter Allergy Medicine
Learn more about over-the-counter medications like oral antihistamines, nasal sprays, decongestants, and eye drops.
Endometriosis 101: What You Need to Know
Learn about the common condition affecting 10% of women aged 15-44, and empower yourself with knowledge for early detection and management.
40 Common Health Care Terms You Should Know
Take charge of your well-being by simplifying the language used by medical professionals.
Why a Family Health History Matters
Health issues can run in the family, making family medical history a great place to start for understanding what diseases you are at greater risk for.
Physical Therapy Can Help Ease Pelvic Floor Disorders
We're shedding light on pelvic floor disorders that can cause pain and bladder problems in women of all ages.
Women Shouldn’t Ignore Unusual Symptoms: It Could Be a Heart Attack
Julie Braun was pregnant and on vacation when she started feeling pain in her neck. After unsuccessfully trying to relieve the pain, she went to the hospital and learned she had a heart attack. Now she's educating women on the non-traditional heart attack symptoms you shouldn't ignore.
Eating Well to Manage Diabetes
Eating well is essential to managing blood sugar levels and feeling your best when living with diabetes. We provide some tips on choosing foods that can help you manage your blood sugar levels, but it is important to work with your provider to build a plan that's right for you.