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FDA removes black-box warning on hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

So is HRT the right choice for women?

byAnne Marie Williams, RN, BSN

November 15, 2025

hair tissue mineral analysis, HTMA, fertlity

Can Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) reliably detect micronutrient deficiencies?

And can the results help you fight infertility?

byElizabeth Wescott, PhD

November 13, 2025

From the Pill to PCOS to Pregnancy: Cycle Dysfunction and True Women’s Healthcare

Healing my reproductive system and why it matters

November 11, 2025

asthma and progesterone, hormones, lung function

The relationship between progesterone and asthma

The critical role progesterone plays in in lung function

byKristen Curran

November 8, 2025

Maria Brown

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Maria Brown is a graduate of Thomas Aquinas College. She enjoys writing, gardening, theology, and board games. After her diagnosis with PCOS, she became a passionate advocate of the Creighton Model FertilityCare™ system.

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August 1, 2020

What to Do When Your Doctor Won’t Listen to You

Prior to being diagnosed with PCOS, I experienced an interesting variety of

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May 22, 2020

My Journey to Find Real Treatment for PCOS

When Maria was in high school, her health seemed pretty normal