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February 23, 2026Join us for a free, one-hour program presented by a registered dietitian, introducing you to the Mediterranean Diet. Learn how making simple…In Person -
Multiple Dates offeredWe invite you to join Live in Motion, an exercise class exclusively for our patients, led by a certified NIA® instructor.In Person -
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February 13, 2026This interactive cooking class will teach you how to create delicious meals that are rich in heart-healthy ingredients.In Person
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BlogTop Baby Names of 2025
As we near the end of 2025, we’re taking a look at Woman’s Hospital versus the national list of popular names. From the most traditional to the most unique, here are the top baby names of 2025. Woman’s Boys Girls National Boys Girls 1 John Amelia 1 Liam Olivia 2 Liam Charlotte 2 Noah Emma
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BlogBorn to Save Lives: The Power of Cord Blood Donation
Did you know that the blood left in the umbilical cord after a baby is born could save lives? Although it is usually discarded after delivery, cord blood contains stem cells that can be used to treat dozens of life-threatening conditions. Sadly, about 12,000 Americans each year are diagnosed with diseases that a blood stem
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BlogSusan LeBlanc | Breast Cancer Survivor
Last August, 67-year-old Susan LeBlanc noticed an abnormal spot on her left breast and decided to schedule a mammogram and ultrasound. Although her mammogram appeared normal, the ultrasound revealed a different story. Susan’s doctor immediately referred her to Dr. Lindsey Fauveau, a breast specialist at Woman’s Hospital, for a biopsy. The biopsy results showed that
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BlogLucretia Stewart | Breast Cancer Survivor
In February 2025, Lucretia Stewart went to her annual checkup with no pain, no symptoms, and no reason to expect anything unusual. To her surprise, her mammogram came back with abnormal results. A few days later, she was scheduled for advanced imaging and a biopsy, after which she received the news that no one wants