Breast cancer is the one of the most common cancers in women in the United States, but there is good news: We have new tools and techniques to help prevent and combat the disease. Read More

Pelvic pain is a common problem that can affect women of all ages. There can be a variety of causes, as well as multiple effective treatment strategies. But when you speak with your doctor? Read More

October is a good time to schedule a mammogram, but there’s never a bad time. But how early should you start screening? And what else do you need to know about your risks and screening options? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch gets answers from Kelly McLean, MD. Read More

From skipping mammograms after a false positive to whether you are too young to be diagnosed and more, one of the experts from The Christ Hospital Health Network provides clarity about some of the misconceptions around breast cancer. Read More

Women can live well at 40 and beyond with annual exams, screenings and a willingness to ask questions. Read More

We’ve all heard of using nitrous oxide in dental procedures, but how about using nitrous oxide at the OBGYN office? Some physicians at The Christ Hospital Health Network will soon offer nitrous oxide in office for outpatient gynecological procedures. Read More

Everyone deserves great healthcare, but recent statistics show members of the LGBTQ+ may be delaying care because of past experiences. Q102's Jennifer Fritsch talks with Dr. Christian Gausvik about find a provider you trust. Read More

Social feeds are filled with conversations about perimenopause. Q102's Jennifer Fritsch talks with certified menopause practitioner Dr. Sarah Bartlett about the changes to watch for and how to feel your best. Read More

New research is showing a year-over-year jump in breast cancer rates in women under the age of 50. And the increase appears centered around a specific type of breast cancer. Medical oncologist Dr. Julie Specht shares what may be behind the trend and how w Read More

Every woman’s experience with menopause is unique. It’s a natural process, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with symptoms impacting the quality of your life. Dr. Sarah Bartlett has your guide to the stages of menopause. Read More