By Jennifer Steffen, NP – InterMed Women’s Health Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes specific to pregnancy. Between the 24th – 28th weeks of pregnancy,...

By Anne Marie van Hengel, MD – InterMed Women’s Health Understandably, one of the most common concerns women have during their pregnancy is how they will...

By Mary Lavoie, MD – InterMed Women’s Health Many women consider bone health to be an issue relevant only to older women. However, bone health is...

By Julie McFarland, MD – InterMed Women’s Health If you have been watching the news recently, you’ve probably heard about it — the Zika virus. For...

By Jennifer Steffen, Nurse Practitioner, InterMed Women’s Health August is National Breastfeeding Awareness month. One of the common questions we hear from new mothers is,...

Pregnancy is great opportunity to make healthy changes to your diet and give your baby the best start in life. A diverse diet is key to healthy eating. Choose a variety of these foods...

Nearly half of the six million pregnancies in the US every year are unintended, and about a third of these women thought they were unable to become pregnant at the time.

I can’t tell you how often my patients say that they just don’t have the time or energy to take better care of themselves. Between the ever-increasing demands of work and managing a family, it’s easy to see how women feel overwhelmed and can’t fit another thing into their busy lives.