
Making Sense of Sexual Harassment
It’s time to see sexual harassment in all its variant shades of grey. We don’t do ourselves or anyone else any favors when we lump
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It’s time to see sexual harassment in all its variant shades of grey. We don’t do ourselves or anyone else any favors when we lump

The road to change is rarely a straight one. There are usually some bumps along the way. At Maze Women’s Health we treat many women

“What’s wrong with my husband? All he wants is sex! It’s never enough! And when we’re done, he’s thinking about the next time we’ll have sex…”

I am not sure where the myth came from that it is normal or “okay” for sex to “hurt.” I am sure I could take

I haven’t shaken off a friend’s comment about her son when he was 4 and in preschool. He wondered why the girls in the class

A young female patient of mine has started head first into the world of online dating. Besides the usual ups and downs of navigating that

Maze Health showed their support for the Multiple Sclerosis Society by gathering a team of employees and friends for the Walk MS: Westchester 2017 in

Hormone replacement therapy or (HRT) is an excellent way to treat menopausal symptoms associated with decreased estrogen which occurs in the Peri-menopausal and Menopausal years.

When I fantasize about something, does that mean that I really want that thing to happen? (I get asked this all the time!) NO. No.

October is both breast cancer awareness month as well as domestic violence awareness month. For many years now October has been filled with walks and