By Ronda Rose-Kayser, Sanford Health
Have you ever asked yourself: “Why did I do that?” “Why did my child react that way?” “How can I better interact with my friend or co-worker?” The answer may lay in temperament.
What is temperament?
Temperament consists of nine genetic traits blended together to influence how you feel and react to people, [...]
By Dr. Denise L. Schavey
“It’s hot in here!” “Turn down the heat!” “Turn on a fan!” Sound familiar? From the time a woman enters puberty until the end of her last menstrual period, she is keenly aware of the monthly cycle of hormonal changes going on inside her body. Although menopause typically occurs around age [...]
I’ve been in medical practice in family medicine for over 26 years and hear all kinds of reasons why we don’t take care of ourselves. I include myself in that because every time I try to lose weight, I find lots of reasons why I am too busy and for some “unknown” reason, our health [...]
by Ruchi Bhatia, MD, Sandford Clinic Women’s Health Internal Medicine
Of the more than 10 million people in the United States who have osteoporosis, 80 percent of them are women. As we age, our susceptibility to fractures increases due to loss of bone mass. This cannot only lead to fractures but can also give way to [...]
By Keith Hansen, MD, Sanford Clinic Fertility and Reproductive Endocrinology
After months of trying to get pregnant without success, “infertility” is never a word a couple wants to hear from their physician. Today, many couples are gaining hope from improvements for infertility diagnosis and treatment — making the dream of conceiving a child a real possibility.
Infertility [...]
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