Thinking of giving your skin a little extra pampering? The winter season is the perfect time to say goodbye to summer sun damage. Liney Cintron, CNP, shares how to put your best face forward. Read More

First-time mom or adding to the family? Our women's health experts share what to consider when trying to get pregnant and what to expect trimester-by-trimester. Read More

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women, but early detection and screenings can improve outcomes. Learn how genetic testing and advanced treatments are helping more patients move beyond breast cancer. Read More

Breast cancer can show up as a pattern in your family history. Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch talks with breast surgeon Dr. Jennifer Manders about genetic counseling and testing and what it can reveal about breast cancer risks. Read More

From earlier detection to innovative new treatments, our women's health experts are doing Everything It Takes to raise awareness of the impact of breast cancer. Read More

You might have heard about keeping up on Kegel exercises – but should you be adding them to your workout routine? Learn who could benefit from Kegels and how to know if you’re doing them correctly. Read More

Ovarian cancer is one of the most common gynecological cancers, but there’s still no preventive screening for early detection. But there may be signs, as well as genetic markers for an increased risk. Read More

The pressure and pain of uterine fibroids can be unbearable for women. But a minimally invasive alternative to a hysterectomy is getting positive results for patients. Read More

Up to 80% of women in the U.S. will develop uterine fibroids by age 50. Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch talks with OB/GYN James Wendel, MD, about new, minimally invasive treatment options that preserve fertility and reduce downtime. Read More

From artwork by zoo animals to noise-cancelling floors and all the latest in technology, take a look with Anna from B-105 at Christ Hospital’s new Level III NICU. Read More