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Genetics and Cancer: Why You Should Know Your Risk
Having a family history of cancer may increase your risk of developing the disease. Cancer genetics programs may help identify how much of a risk you have.Read More
Categorized as: Cancer Care
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Painful Menstrual Cramps: Fibroids or Something Worse?
Painful menstrual cramps are common. But if they're getting worse, you may need to see a doctor to rule out fibroids and other potentially serious causes.Learn More
Categorized as: Women's Health
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How to Pack a Delivery Bag for Labor
Need tips on how to back your delivery bag for labor? Check out what our experts at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC suggest in this tip sheet checklist.Learn More
Categorized as: Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Pregnancy: A 9-Month Journey
If you're pregnant, you're probably expecting a big adventure. Discover the stages of pregnancy and a few helpful tips with our infographic.Learn More
Categorized as: Pregnancy and Childbirth, Women's Health
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Constipation During Pregnancy: Five Ways to Get Things Moving Again
You expected morning sickness and fatigue during your pregnancy — but constipation and hemorrhoids? Here are five ways to get things moving again.Learn More
Categorized as: Health Topics A-Z, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Five Tips for Coping with PMS Cravings
Do you crave chocolaty treats and salty snacks before your period? Find out how you can curb those PMS cravings.Read More
Categorized as: Nutrition, Women's Health
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Breast Self-Awareness: What Women Should Know
Statistics show that one in eight women can expect to be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Know the symptoms.Learn More
Categorized as: Cancer Care, Women's Health
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Pediatrics
Keep up to date on child safety and other recommendations for child development by browsing the pediatrics section of UPMC HealthBeat.Read More
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Ladies: Skip the Yearly Pap Smear — Not Your Annual Exam!
Healthy women no longer need annual Pap smear tests, but they should continue their annual "well woman" visits — which includes a pelvic exam. Learn more.Read More
Categorized as: Gynecologic Cancer, Women's Health