April 20, 2020
Pregnancy During the Coronavirus: How Life and Medical Care Has Changed
What to expect in these uncertain times when you’re preparing for labor and delivery.
Tag: Women’s Health
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April 8, 2020How the Coronavirus Could be Affecting Your PeriodDr. Beth Schwartz says she’s recently received questions from her patients on spotting and bleeding, as well as early, late and skipped periods. -
February 4, 2020Subtle Signs of a Heart Attack Every Woman Should RecognizeSigns of a heart attack can be so subtle for women that some do not even realize they've had a heart attack until they go to the doctor for a seemingly unrelated symptom, like back or jaw pain. -
January 21, 2020Tracking William’s Journey, One of Jefferson’s Tiniest PatientsIn 2018, an incredibly vulnerable, tiny patient, named William, was born at Jefferson via an emergency C-section at 17 weeks premature, 23 weeks gestation. -
January 9, 2020Do At-Home Remedies for Vaginitis Work?Before you even think of searching for at-home remedies for vaginitis on the internet, you need a proper diagnosis of what's actually happening. -
December 22, 201920 Tips for a Healthier 2020Instead of adopting grandiose goals, incorporate small healthy enhancements to your lifestyle to be well and stay motivated. -
October 14, 2019How Jefferson Met Care Challenges for Expectant Hahnemann MomsWhen Hahnemann University Hospital announced it was closing this summer, filling any gaps in patient care – especially for expectant mothers and their babies – became a citywide concern. -
October 10, 2019The Warning Signs and Symptoms of Breast Cancer You Need to KnowA lump in your breast might be the most known warning sign of cancer, but it certainly isn’t the only one. -
August 21, 2019When Gina Decided to Save HerselfWomen who are pregnant with opioid use disorder not only need to battle the disease of addiction, but also the stigma that threatens both their lives and that of their unborn children. -
August 9, 2019When to Take Your Daughter to the GynecologistPuberty can be a nerve-wracking time for parents and their children. Pediatric gynecologist Dr. Beth Schwartz breaks down when is the right time to take this step.