You can thrive, not just survive, during perimenopause and menopause
Your care team can offer tools, knowledge and support to help you do more than just "get through" this phase of life. Learn more.
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Our new Swedish Gynecology Specialty Center brings a host of women’s health services under one roof
Our new center is home to women’s wellness and specialty GYN and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, offering enhanced, collaborative services and care.
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Metals in tampons? Here’s what you need to know.
Watch video: A recent study detected heavy or toxic metals in every tampon tested. Get the facts from an OB/GYN at Swedish about what that means for your health.
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Understanding the benefits and risks of hormone therapy
Research now shows hormone therapy is a safe and effective treatment during menopause. A women’s health expert at Swedish outlines its benefits and risks.
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There's a new treatment for urinary tract infections. What should you know?
The antibiotic, pivmecillinam, has been used in Europe for over four decades as the primary treatment for uncomplicated UTIs.
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Preventing cervical cancer
A gynecological oncologist at Swedish outlines the benefits of early vaccination and regular screenings to prevent cervical cancer.
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At Swedish, the very best care for every woman at every stage of life
Seattle’s KING 5 TV hosted a panel of Providence Swedish women’s health experts for a series of conversations about the extensive, world-class women’s health-care available to our patients.
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Sex can become painful after menopause. A Swedish expert offers some guidance.
A Swedish menopause and sexual health expert shares solutions and advice for talking with your partner and your doctor about this common condition.
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Women’s Health spotlight: An expert’s take on top health issues women face
Advice from a Swedish expert and resource roundup for Women's Health Month.
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Innovative program empowers women to strengthen brain health
The innovative new Women’s Brain Health Program at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute offers women care that can help them get ahead of cognitive decline.
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It's not all in your head. A Swedish expert on the causes, symptoms and treatment of endometriosis
Many people suffer with this painful condition for years before it's treated.
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Perimenopause and menopause: myths, reality and how to cope
Menopause is often misunderstood, leading to unnecessary anxiety. Learn the truth about some common myths surrounding perimenopause and menopause.
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You can protect yourself from Cervical Cancer – here’s how
Cervical cancer is preventable, detectable and treatable. Learn how to protect yourself with the HPV vaccine and regular screenings.
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Addiction and recovery during pregnancy
Women with substance use disorder reflect on challenges they overcame during pregnancy with help from addiction and recovery services at Swedish.
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A Brighter Future for Our Smallest Babies
The Small Baby Unit provides highly skilled and specialized care for extremely preterm infants born before 28 weeks.
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For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, breast health tips from a Swedish expert
Learn more about the latest advancements in breast cancer care, including screenings and treatments.
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A dose of hope for Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
It's Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Learn more about screenings, early detection and prevention
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Hope Is on the Horizon During Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
You deserve to know if you have a high risk of ovarian cancer. Find out how the Swedish Cancer Institute is advancing genetic testing and early detection.
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Can early menopause raise the risk of heart problems? Swedish experts weigh in.
A study released in August reported that women who go through menopause when they are younger than 40 are at a greater risk of heart problems.
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New OB-GYN residency will boost maternity care access
Washington and surrounding states don’t have enough OBGYNs to meet patient needs. The new Swedish residency program will help solve that problem.
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