Studies show a growing number of women as young as their late 30s experience the symptoms of menopause, but they don’t seek treatment because they believe they are too young. Here’s what you need to know about perimenopause. Read More

From hormonal influences, to lifestyle factors, to unique anatomy, women have unique orthopedic needs to keep them strong, active, and walking fearless. Our experts cover topics for women including back and neck pain, headaches, arthritis, and more. Read More

Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch met with Jennifer Chung, MD, from The Christ Hospital Health Network to learn more about why women are more likely than men to experience migraines and the available treatment options to help them find relief. Read More

Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch met with Jacqlyn Riemersma, MD, from The Christ Hospital Health Network to learn more about the impact of endometriosis on women, and what their treatment options are. Read More

From gynecologic health across the lifespan, to understanding pelvic floor disorders, to addressing pelvic pain and irregular bleeding, our experts provide answers to leading questions from women concerning pelvic and gynecological health. Read More

Gynecology care is vital to women’s health. But when should your daughter have her first visit? Learn more about when and why to schedule an appointment. Read More

A woman’s overall wellness can depend on many factors from preventative care, to nutrition, to mental wellbeing, and more. Women’s Health experts from The Christ Hospital Health Network offer these practical tips to help you feel your best. Read More

What is the pelvic floor? What are some common issues and their causes? And what can be done about those issues? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch talked to Dr. Anne Stachowicz to learn more. Read More

Having a baby in the winter months introduces special considerations for postpartum self-care. Here are some tips to help new mothers feel their best during the cold and gray of winter. Read More

Breast cancer is the one of the most common cancers in women in the United States, but there is good news: We have new tools and techniques to help prevent and combat the disease. Read More