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Now that cold and flu season is upon us, it is especially important for pregnant women to safeguard themselves and their unborn babies against seasonal flu. The flu vaccine is the best form of available protection against the flu, which can cause major complications for both expectant moms and their unborn babies.

With the Great American Smoke Out on November 16, many of the estimated 37.8 million Americans who currently smoke band together to tackle the challenges of permanently quitting this unhealthy, dangerous habit. 

Unfortunately, we all have seen and felt the horrible effects of breast cancer. Whether you’ve personally struggled with the disease or witnessed the battle that others have faced, it can often feel hopeless. However, as the years have passed, scientists and researchers continue to prioritize research and technology developments, laboratory tests, treatments, and medicines to help women currently fighting breast cancer, as well as, those presenting a high risk for developing the disease.

As we march into October, many of you may see a predominant amount of pink decorating sports fields, advertisements, and signage spaces in your local communities. As a women’s health practice, we are dedicated to both advocating for your health and arming you with the information to be your own advocate. This month, we are celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and second leading cause of cancer-related death in women. One out of eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.