Swedish Women's Health Team

Menopause is often misunderstood, leading to unnecessary anxiety. Learn the truth about some common myths surrounding perimenopause and menopause.

Cervical cancer is preventable, detectable and treatable. Learn how to protect yourself with the HPV vaccine and regular screenings.

Women with substance use disorder reflect on challenges they overcame during pregnancy with help from addiction and recovery services at Swedish.

The Small Baby Unit provides highly skilled and specialized care for extremely preterm infants born before 28 weeks.

Learn more about the latest advancements in breast cancer care, including screenings and treatments.

It's Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Learn more about screenings, early detection and prevention

You deserve to know if you have a high risk of ovarian cancer. Find out how the Swedish Cancer Institute is advancing genetic testing and early detection.

A study released in August reported that women who go through menopause when they are younger than 40 are at a greater risk of heart problems.

Washington and surrounding states don’t have enough OBGYNs to meet patient needs. The new Swedish residency program will help solve that problem.

Women’s health issues change through all phases of life. Find out what to expect at every age.

For some fitness advice from a pro, we caught up with Sharon Tsao (she/her) from the Swedish-sponsored Seattle Tempest women’s ultimate frisbee team.

Learn how generous donors are helping Swedish expand women’s health services in the Seattle area and respond to the increasing demand for menopause care.

The Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery Clinic at Swedish offers a more coordinated path to care and surgical options that involve less downtime.

Breast/chest feeding is a beautiful, natural experience but it’s not always easy. Women – especially Women of Color – face barriers and need resources to help along their journey.

Learn the key screenings women of all ages need to maintain their health and detect potential issues in the earliest stages when they’re most treatable.

Painful periods that keep you from enjoying daily life aren’t normal. Find out if yours is caused by endometriosis – a common and treatable condition.

Due to the COVID-19 vaccine side effects, we recommend that you schedule a screening mammography a minimum of six (6) weeks after your final vaccination dose.

We’re celebrating Black Breastfeeding Week by acknowledging the barriers Black mothers face and how we can remove them.

Learn how certified nurse midwives at Swedish provide women with medical care, education and support before, during and after their baby is born.