The rescheduled Tokyo Olympics has millions of viewers tuning in to watch countries across the globe compete for gold. For the athletes, one wrong move can be the difference between medaling and not. Beyond that, a single mistake can go so far as to end...
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Women’s health can be a complicated subject to navigate. Subscribe to The Women’s Way to Wellness newsletter and find out how our healthcare experts address new topics each month! Get the latest on the most popular health tips, wellness trends,...
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Rapidly deleting those “is this normal?” search queries, sweaty palms when it’s time to tackle the topic with your GYN… sound familiar? Either way, it seems as though women are [unfortunately] still embarrassed to talk about feminine...
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Everyone loves the convenience of being able to slip on a pair of shoes as you’re heading out the door in the summertime. Unfortunately, the strappy sandals and slide-ons that we’re so eager to break out for the warmer weather fail to provide us...
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When it comes to Sisters of Charity Hospital, Lindsay Riggs has declared, “There is no other place we would trust to take care of us and our precious little newborns.” If you’re active on social media or maybe just plugged into life in WNY,...
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Endometriosis occurs when the tissues lining a woman’s uterus begin growing outside of the uterus. These tissues can then attach to any nearby tissues or structures – like the ovaries, bowel, or abdomen. Not following? Endometriosis is like having an...
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“The biggest thing is this: When you’re suffering from joint pain, it’s the simple things – the ones folks take for granted – that become problematic. And as you get older, it’s those simple things that start to mean more. If...
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Dr. Elspeth Call is a forward-thinking obstetrician, gynecologist, and gynecologic surgeon at Trinity Medical OB/GYN. Just as important, she’s also a proud mother to three kids of her own. Postpartum care has always been a priority in Dr. Call’s...
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How Can I Lower My Risk for Stroke? Though it’s a common misconception, there’s not one particular age or gender that should be more worried about strokes. In fact, stroke occurrences in younger populations are even on the rise. And though men do...
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If you suspect yourself or someone nearby to be having a stroke, call 911 immediately. How can you tell if someone may be having a stroke? The FAST acronym was created by the National Stroke Association to help patients identify some common warning signs...
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