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May 27, 2025

Is iron-deficiency anemia making you tired?

The condition affects more than 1 billion people worldwide. See if your symptoms match up.

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Hypertension and pregnancy: What are the dangers?

It's important to see a doctor as soon you might be pregnant to begin assessing the risks of hypertension.

Symptoms of gynecologic cancer — and why it’s important not to ignore them

Many symptoms of gynecologic cancers may be vague, which makes them easy to brush off. But since early detection is key, it’s important to seek help when you feel that something’s not right.

Medications and breastfeeding: when you should ‘pump and dump’

Here's what to ask about breastfeeding and taking medications.

What are lymphedema and lipedema?

Learn what causes these conditions and what you can expect in terms of treatment.

A guide to women’s heart health

Heart disease is often considered an illness that strikes older men, but this myth couldn’t be further from the truth. Here’s what women need to know about heart health, from symptoms of heart disease to how to mitigate risk factors.

Breastfeeding: What new moms need to know

Navigating breastfeeding as a first-time parent can be daunting. This guide can help.

Convenient Care Closer to Home

Vanderbilt Health is here to help if you or your loved one is feeling sick or has a minor injury. Dozens of locations throughout Middle Tennessee offer convenient hours — and can even bring a provider to you.

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Pregnant Asian woman visits with a maternal-fetal medicine specialist.

What to expect if you’re referred to a maternal-fetal medicine specialist

There are many reasons a pregnant woman may need to see this type of specialist. Here's what to know.

Trying to get pregnant? Your fertility questions answered

Is getting pregnant taking longer than expected? A Vanderbilt expert answers some common questions.

A guide to postpartum care and recovery

Also known as “the fourth trimester,” the first three months after childbirth can be hard physically, mentally and emotionally. Here’s what new moms need to know.

A guide to a healthy pregnancy

A healthy pregnancy and delivery begins with expert prenatal care — here’s what to expect along the way.

A guide to pregnancy testing

Understand the purpose of common prenatal screenings, from the first pregnancy ultrasound to a Group B strep test in the final trimester.

A guide to high-risk pregnancy

What to expect if your pregnancy is considered high-risk — whether due to maternal or fetal risk factors.