Three VPFW providers voted Richmond’s TOP DOCS in 2024
Three VPFW providers, Dr. Shannon Brim, Dr. Boyd Clary, and Nurse Practioner Lauren Cook, have been voted Richmond Magazine’s TOP DOCS in
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Three VPFW providers, Dr. Shannon Brim, Dr. Boyd Clary, and Nurse Practioner Lauren Cook, have been voted Richmond Magazine’s TOP DOCS in…
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Three VPFW providers (Dr. Kenley Neuman, Dr. Ramzi Aboujaoude, and Lauren Cook, N.P.) will be teaching classes this fall at the Lifelong…
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From how often to get a Pap test, to preparing for perimenopause, to what to do if a tampon gets stuck, Dr.…
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Annual exams, also known as a well-woman visit, should be an important part of any woman’s health care routine. Annual appointments include…
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As most women are aware, there is a lot of confusion these days about how often you should receive a Pap smear.…
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What are chromosome abnormalities? Genes are located on chromosomes within each cell of the human body. Each cell usually has 46 chromosomes…
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From detection to symptoms to risk factors, Melissa Foster, N.P., discusses how female reproductive cancers differ and what you can do to…
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Beloved VPFW president Dr. Mark Hyde has retired after 29 and a half years at Virginia Physicians for Women. Dr. Mark Hyde…
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VPFW patient Rachel Ramirez experienced three miscarriages in five pregnancies. Now she is sharing her story and the resources that helped her…
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VPFW patient Brittany Henderson shares her story of recurrent miscarriages, being told to “just keep trying,” and how being her own advocate…