Severe Birth Complications Are More Common in Older Mothers
Dr. Nannette Santoro spoke to WHTC Real News Now about the age-related risks that mothers who give birth after age 35 are faced with.
Cancer Experts Urge Teens to Get HPV Vaccination
Dr. Nannette Santoro of the University of Colorado OB-GYN division spoke to healthline.com about the HPV vaccine and why all parents should have their child vaccinated: the rewards far outweigh any risks.
Pediatric Cancer Survivor Celebrates Fatherhood
Jason preserved his fertility years ago amidst a battle with childhood cancer. Recently, he used his frozen sperm to have a baby boy with his wife, Emily.
High Risk Pregnancy Demands a High Standard of Care
Michelle’s high risk pregnancy resulted in a healthy birth thanks to expert care from her doctors and care staff, and a treatment plan tailored to her specific situation.
Sleeping During Pregnancy and After
In a recent post on Denver Metro Moms Blog, CU’s Dr. Diane Christopher answered women’s questions about the unique challenges of sleeping during and after pregnancy.
Laughing Gas For Labor Pain
Dr. Stephen Rotholz talks about the safety and side effects related to using nitrous oxide (more commonly called laughing gas) for labor pain management.
Couple Triumphs Over Endometriosis Infertility
For years, Sarah and Daniel tried but had no success in their pursuit to start a family. During her initial visit to Advanced Reproductive Medicine, she learned more about the fertility obstacles she was facing.
Irregular Period Problems
Dr. Santoro spoke to Time about menstrual irregularities, and what irregularities and symptoms should prompt a woman to schedule an appointment with her OB-GYN.
Postpartum Depression FAQ
Postpartum depression (PPD) can be scary, confusing and overwhelming, but hope and help are available. We answers some of the most commonly asked questions regarding PPD.
Custom Hormones for Menopause Raises Concern
A new type of menopause hormone therapy is on the rise, and this has some doctors worried. Especially because the treatment method is used by millions of American women, and is not FDA-approved.