Women's Health
Premier source for advice and insights focused on women's health
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Read ArticleUnderstanding the benefits and risks of hormone therapy
Research now shows hormone therapy is a safe and effective treatment during menopause. A women’s health expert at Swedish outlines its benefits and risks.
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Read ArticleDid the baby blues arrive with your newborn?
It is completely normal and expected to experience a range of emotions after childbirth. Identifying and understanding these feelings can help you navigate them.
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Read ArticleThere's a new treatment for urinary tract infections. What should you know?
The antibiotic, pivmecillinam, has been used in Europe for over four decades as the primary treatment for uncomplicated UTIs.
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Read ArticleNew breast cancer screening guidelines: what you need to know
With a rising incidence of breast cancer in young women, the new guidelines recommend screenings begin at age 40.
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Read ArticleAchieve your fitness goals with these tips from an Ultimate Frisbee pro
Kaitlynne "Bunz" Roling, from the Swedish-sponsored Seattle Tempest, shares how she prioritizes and maintains her health.
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Read ArticlePreventing cervical cancer
A gynecological oncologist at Swedish outlines the benefits of early vaccination and regular screenings to prevent cervical cancer.
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Read ArticleHow to brave the winter — and seasonal affective disorder
Seasonal affective disorder may leave you feeling down all winter long. But with advice from a Swedish expert, you can get your energy back.
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Read ArticleThe Lytle Center: a decade of nurturing families
The Center provides those families with a welcoming place before and after birth for learning, health evaluations and ongoing support.
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Read ArticleStart or restart your fitness journey in 2024
Two sports medicine experts at Swedish Spine, Sports and Musculoskeletal Medicine share their top tips to help you start or resume your fitness journey.
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Read ArticleAt Swedish, the very best care for every woman at every stage of life
Seattle’s KING 5 TV hosted a panel of Providence Swedish women’s health experts for a series of conversations about the extensive, world-class women’s health-care available to our patients.
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Read ArticleWatch video: Move a muscle, change a thought
A Swedish expert explains how different physical activities can affect our emotions and moods.
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Read ArticleWhen should you get your first mammogram?
With rates of breast cancer increasing in younger women, screening guidelines are changing. Learn when you should receive your first mammogram.
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Read ArticleAt Swedish, midwives’ expansive role in care is helping build community
Swedish’s Medical Director of Midwifery, Mary Mittell, CNM, discusses how midwifery supports inclusive, holistic care.
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Read ArticleWant to add years to your life? Turn off your television and take a walk
A Swedish rehabilitation medicine expert explains the importance of regular movement in maintaining good health.
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Read ArticleSex can become painful after menopause. A Swedish expert offers some guidance.
A Swedish menopause and sexual health expert shares solutions and advice for talking with your partner and your doctor about this common condition.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Learn what a reproductive health expert at Swedish has to say about polycystic ovary syndrome — a metabolic condition caused by a hormone imbalance.
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Read ArticleThinking about a marathon? Start here.
Running can be a great way to improve your health in body, mind and spirit. Find out how to train safely and reach your most ambitious running goals.
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Read ArticleNew residency program addresses OB/GYN shortage
With a groundbreaking program at Swedish, first-year residents are leading change in their field.
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Read ArticleTips from a Swedish sports doc to help you train like a pro athlete
Focus on long-term health, not just immediate training goals, says Seattle Cascades team physician Dr. Alex Lloyd.
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Read ArticleWhat is Hashimoto's disease?
This autoimmune disease affects the thyroid gland, causing symptoms like fatigue, weight gain and joint pain. It's easily treated if detected early. Learn more.
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