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Maze Health staff showed their support for LGBTQ families at Family Equality Council’s Night at the Pier gala. The annual event is a celebration of
I regularly tune into Modern Love the Podcast. There was a recent episode titled “How The ‘Dining Dead’ Got Talking Again”. It’s really scary when
Nick Cannone, FNP, Associate Medical Director — Maze Men’s HealthNick joined Fordham Prep for their 21st Annual Golf Outing. The fundraiser helps support the school’s
I was recently asked if a urinary tract infection could lead to chronic vulvar pain. A urinary tract infection is when bacteria invades the urinary
When a woman’s desire for sex and ability to become aroused starts to diminish, it often doesn’t happen suddenly. More often, it’s subtle and gradual
One of the things I want to work on this year is creating space to slow down. Life is so fast paced and busyness abounds
After working with women with vaginismus for almost 15 years, I have learned how isolating and alone this condition can make one feel. Women struggle
As a therapist, I am often wary to ask my patients too many questions during our first visit. I know it is hard enough to
“What is Dyspareunia” has probably not been an answer on Jeopardy, but I could be wrong. Dyspareunia is a general term that describes any pain during
