How to Celebrate National Doctor’s Day March 30th!
Uncategorized Posted on: 03/22/23National Doctor’s Day is March 30th, 2023. First observed in 1933 by the Barrow County Alliance in Winder, Georgia, National Doctor’s Day is celebrated annually to recognize the tireless, invaluable efforts of physicians across the country. However, it wasn’t until 1990 that President George H.W. Bush signed the bill into law, officially designating March 30th […]
February is American Heart Month: Here’s What You Need to Know
Uncategorized Posted on: 02/6/23Heart disease is the leading killer of both men and women in the United States, with roughly one-in-five deaths attributed to cardiovascular disease. While heart disease is most-often associated with men, the numbers don’t lie. Nearly as many women as men die from heart disease every year. Let’s talk about a few ways to stay […]
Welcome 2023: 5 Healthy Habits to Start The New Year Right!
Uncategorized Posted on: 01/6/23Now that 2022 is safely in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to think about 2023. With the new year comes a world of possibilities. From goals to new year’s resolutions, there are plenty of ways to live healthier in the new year. Let’s take a look at five of the best healthy habits you can […]
T’is The Season: 5 Tips For a Safe, Happy Holidays
Uncategorized Posted on: 12/5/22The holidays are a (not-so) perfect mixture of joy–and stress. But if you end up feeling run-down, overwhelmed, or simply less than festive, it can end up dampening what should be the most wonderful time of the year. Plus, no one wants to start the new year on a bad note. To keep you cheery […]
Our Baby Café Reopens December 1, 2022!
Uncategorized Posted on: 11/28/22WELCOME BACK to our baby café! OB/GYN Associates of WNY, in collaboration with Oishei Children’s Hospital, is very pleased to announce that our Baby Café will re-open every other Thursday from 6 pm to 8 pm at our 3050 Orchard Park Rd, West Seneca location beginning on December 1, 2022. We will have Certified Lactation […]
Pregnancy & Gestational Diabetes: What You Need to Know
Uncategorized Posted on: 11/8/22November is Diabetes Awareness Month! According to the CDC, between 1-2% of pregnant women in the United States have either type-1 or type-2 diabetes and a further 6-9% will develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy. What’s worse, the prevalence of diabetes during pregnancy has risen significantly over the years. Let’s look at diabetes and pregnancy, including […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Is It Time For A Screening?
Uncategorized Posted on: 10/5/22October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which means it’s time to talk about a tender subject: breasts and mammograms. In 2021 alone, more than 43,000 Americans died from breast cancer. That perhaps coincides with falling mammogram screening rates; during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, screening rates nationwide fell as much as 63.7% nationwide. While […]
Five Reasons to Get Your Flu Shot
Uncategorized Posted on: 09/8/22Flu season is just around the corner. You know the misery of a fever, sore throat, coughing, body ache, and exhaustion that comes with the flu. Even worse is the knowledge that with a flu shot, you could have avoided it! Here are the top five reasons to get your annual flu shot and stay […]
Fact or Fiction: Debunking The Most Common Pregnancy Myths
Uncategorized Posted on: 08/29/22From predicting genders to “twins skip generations”, pregnancy is full of myths, old wives’ tales, and misconceptions–all presented as fact. While not everyone is an expert on pregnancy, obstetrics and gynecology, and maternal care, we are! While some of these pregnancy myths and misconceptions are rather benign, others can have serious consequences for both you […]
Breastfeeding: The Benefits For Mother and Child
Uncategorized Posted on: 07/8/22The miracle of birth comes with a multitude of new experiences, emotions, and decisions–one of which is breastfeeding your baby. But did you know both the World Health Organization and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months–as well as regular breastfeeding for a year or longer? Let’s take a […]