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Overview
Providence Women's Health is devoted to improving the health of women and children. The program collaborates with other Providence Health & Services programs – such as Providence Heart and Vascular Institute, Providence Cancer Center, and Providence Brain Institute – to provide complete health care services for women of all ages.
News & Information
Chronic pain is topic of next forum
Everyone has felt physical pain, but some people experience pain that doesn't go away. Join us for our next Women's Wellness Lecture event, "Gain Power Over Pain: Women and Chronic Pain."
Osteoporosis can sneak up on you
KPTV highlights the sneaky nature of osteoporosis. Watch this interview to see if you are at risk for the brittle-bone disease.
Are you "on the go"? Providence Continence Center helps people affected by overactive bladder, incontinence and pelvic floor pain. Don't let frequent bathroom stops, leaking and pain stop your active life. Effective treatments are available.
Fat is good; bagels are bad Good food is often the best medicine in preventing and fighting obesity and a wide variety of diseases. Our experts at Providence Integrative Medicine have compiled a list of 10 tips to follow when choosing foods.
Human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer: What you need to know
A new vaccine can protect women against the major causes of cervical cancer and genital warts. Some experts are recommending it for girls as young as nine years old. Is it right for you or your daughter? Read the latest info from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Ever wonder about nipple discharge?
Occasionally you may have noticed discharge from the nipples of your breast. One of our experts gives advice on what it might mean and how to know if you should be concerned.
Mothers, Wives and Daughters
Breast cancer affects one out of every eight women. Chances are you know someone who has had this frightening disease. Learn what Providence is doing to eradicate this disease and help women live longer, healthier lives.
Do you have a toddler or a teen?
Providence is pleased to announce two classes for parents. Each four-week series is designed to give you more confidence as a parent. Specifically geared to parents of toddlers and parents of teens, each series helps parents gain new skills and resources.
Research shows nonhormonal therapies reduce hot flashes
Heidi Nelson, M.D., MPH, medical director of Providence Women and Children's Program, has found that some antidepressants, blood pressure and anti-seizure medications offer relief to women with menopausal hot flashes but also have possible adverse effects.
Are you looking for a new doctor? Call 503-574-6595 for physician referrals.
Domestic violence resources
No one is immune to domestic violence or an abusive relationship. It can happen to anyone. It happens to men and women of all ages, from all cultures, across all socioeconomic groups. Online resources are available to help you or your loved ones with domestic violence or an abusive relationship.
