We are proud to announce that Houston Methodist the Woodlands and six of its hospitals, including the one here at The Woodlands, have been identified as providing outstanding performance in gynecologic surgery, as measured by Healthgrades, a leading online resource for comprehensive information about physicians […]
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While we at Woodlands OBGYN treat uterine fibroids, we thought it would be a good time to share more information about them and how you can naturally prevent them via a smart diet. In short, uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths that develop in or just
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We at Woodlands OBGYN are huge advocates of the Da Vinci robot for surgery and expertly use it to perform hysterectomies, myomectomies, and many other procedures. Which is why we are excited to hear about the FDA approval of the new Da Vinci X System.
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There’s an interesting story on NPR today about a study published in Nature Magazine looking at what effects a bad diet has on babies prior to pregnancy. It found that nutritional deficiencies at the time of conception can actually alter a baby’s genes — permanently! Nutritional
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Women constantly are reminded of their biological ticking-clock. On the other hand most men feel as if they have all the time in the world. A recent study has men on edge. “The incidence of bipolarity, epilepsy, prostate cancer and breast cancer also increases in
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Diabetes is known as one of the disease that causes the largest effect on many other health conditions. Unfortunately, this disease is affecting adults and children. The amount of diabetes’ cases has increased in countries all over the world. “Many public-health experts consider the rise
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Heart patients usually built up their fitness with steady workout sessions that wouldn’t provoke chest pain or any possible cardiac event. Recent studies have proven that an intensified training session can actually strengthen and increase the patients life expectancy. “Ray Squires, program director of cardiovascular
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