To Pap or Not to Pap?
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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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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Location Amenities Free, convenient parking on premise Separate waiting room for Surgery Center Wheelchair accessible Convenient access to hospital Staffed by registered…
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VPFW is collecting new running shoes and sports bras for local girls at all VPFW locations through Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. When…
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Dr. Mark Hyde shares studies from the Centers for Disease Control and American College of Obstetricians that show pregnant and recently pregnant…
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Dr. Katy Sanderson discusses the latest recommendations regarding breast self-exams as well as how to perform one, what to look for, and…
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We’re collecting spare formula, diapers, wipes and more at all VPFW locations through November 12 to be given out to families at…
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Virginia Physicians for Women will hold a period supplies drive for Sylvia’s Sisters during its sponsorship of the first match of the…
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Dr. Ramzi Aboujaoude, board certified urogynecologist at the Urogynecology Center at VPFW, answers FAQs about the reasons why you would see a…
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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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It’s not every day that your doctor delivers her 1,000th baby in private practice. Dr. Jennie Draper became an OB/GYN in 2011, and less than…