What's New at Garden State Gynecology

Many women were raised and still believe that an annual pap smear is a requirement. Women’s health studies have now shown

New research finds that young women who get the HPV vaccination gain substantial protection against infection in three parts of

Should I go off the Pill? The IUD is rising in popularity and nearly one in three women is now

Doctors have the ability to treat many deadly diseases when they’re detected early enough.  This is why routine preventive screening tests are

When it comes to our bodies, namely our hearts, men and women aren’t equal. While heart disease is the number

The birth control pill remains one of the most popular methods of birth control for women, along with female sterilization

Great strides for women insured through the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA). Up until last year, insurance companies could and sometimes

A federal appeals court found the North Carolina ultrasound requirement which requires doctors to perform ultrasounds on patients who seek

The number of abortion facilities nationwide has decreased by nearly one-quarter over the last five years, with 60 facilities shuttered in 2014 alone.

Recently the FDA has cleared a new test that can predict relatively accurately if someone is prone to coronary heart disease

When it comes to contraceptives, women have many choices — pills, patches, shots, rings, etc. Men, on the other hand, don’t.

A mammogram is a low-dose x-ray picture of the breast. Why should I have one? Mammograms can help save lives.