Dr. Jennine Varhola of The Oregon Clinic OBGYN East was recently featured in The Oregonian to talk about the estrogen patch shortage affecting women across Oregon. The article looks at…
Dr. Lara Williams, a board-certified OBGYN at The Oregon Clinic Obstetrics & Gynecology North, was recently featured in an article on Menopause by Oregon Health. Click below to read the…
Stress might feel like it’s all in the mind. But being constantly triggered by stressors at home, work, and out in the world has a very real effect on the…
Breasts — what an amazing evolutionary modification of the lowly sweat gland! And yet, it seems that when our breasts are not actively trying to “take us out” with breast…
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) affects one in two hundred Americans and in women, it commonly presents early in life during reproductive years. Women with IBD are almost three times as…
1. Let’s talk about sex! There’s no need to hold back when talking with us! We want to hear your stories and struggles because we are here to help guide…
Birth Control Bedsider provides reliable contraception information including a side-by-side comparison of birth control options. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Mother to Baby is a great resource for pregnant or breastfeeding women…
During parenthood and pregnancy, advice is plentiful. To help sort through the deluge of information, the OBGYNs at The Oregon Clinic offer 5 book recommendations for expecting parents. Common Sense…
Cancer is the second leading cause of death for women in the United States after heart disease. Fortunately, we have many effective screening tests available that help with prevention, early…
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