Evolving Women's Health
Did you know… some vulvar washes are beneficial...
Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD discusses the controversial topic of vulvar washes, including how research shows that vulvar washes may, in fact, support vulvovaginal health.
Did you know… some vulvar washes are beneficial...
Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD discusses the controversial topic of vulvar washes, including how research shows that vulvar washes may, in fact, support vulvovaginal health.
The Complexity of Vulvovaginal Diseases: Interv...
Corey Babb, DO, FACOOG, IF, NCMP shares his expertise on vulvovaginal health and explains the multifactorial causes behind vulvovaginal diseases.
The Complexity of Vulvovaginal Diseases: Interv...
Corey Babb, DO, FACOOG, IF, NCMP shares his expertise on vulvovaginal health and explains the multifactorial causes behind vulvovaginal diseases.
Proper Vulvar Care with Jane Vela, MPT, CSCS, CES
Jane Vela, MPT, CSCS, CES, overviews the vulva anatomy and shares tips for the basics of good vulvar care.
Proper Vulvar Care with Jane Vela, MPT, CSCS, CES
Jane Vela, MPT, CSCS, CES, overviews the vulva anatomy and shares tips for the basics of good vulvar care.
Did you know...why osmolality matters?
Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD explains the concept of osmolality and why it's important to understand the effect these different fluids (hyper-, hypo-, and iso-omolar) have on the vaginal epithelium.
Did you know...why osmolality matters?
Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD explains the concept of osmolality and why it's important to understand the effect these different fluids (hyper-, hypo-, and iso-omolar) have on the vaginal epithelium.
Effects of Hyperosmolar Lubricants on Vaginal T...
Use of personal products that are not iso-osmolar to the vagina is an under-recognized promoter of BV. Using products that have the same osmolality protects the vaginal lining from damage and inflammation.
Effects of Hyperosmolar Lubricants on Vaginal T...
Use of personal products that are not iso-osmolar to the vagina is an under-recognized promoter of BV. Using products that have the same osmolality protects the vaginal lining from damage and inflammation.
Did you know that BV isn't a STI?
In this month's Did You Know? series, Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD explains the different disease states between BV and STIs, noting that epidemiological data suggests BV transmission, similar to STI transmission, may be driven...
Did you know that BV isn't a STI?
In this month's Did You Know? series, Chief Science Officer Beth DuPriest, PhD explains the different disease states between BV and STIs, noting that epidemiological data suggests BV transmission, similar to STI transmission, may be driven...