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Dr. Dweck: Robin and I are again collaborating on a second book in which we will address the ever changing world of gynecologic surgery. I want to share the up to the minute truths, from the front lines, about the second most common surgical procedure for women, hysterectomy!
Dr. Alyssa Dweck, MS, MD, FACOG | Mount Kisco, New York
ALYSSA DWECK, MS, MD, FACOG, is a practicing gynecologist in Westchester County, New York and Chief Medical Officer of Bonafide Health. She provides care to women of all ages; she has delivered thousands of babies.
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A Candid Conversation About Sex At Midlife With Dr. Alyssa Dweck (Fearlessly Fifty – Amy Schmidt)
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Dr. Alyssa Dweck - Television Interviews & Appearances
2017年1月24日 · Dr. Dweck has been a frequent guest on different award winning television shows to discuss womens' and sexual health issues. View her interviews here.
Menopause Mysteries: What Your Doctor Won’t Tell You - Dr.
2014年12月17日 · The good news is that women don’t have to suffer, notes Alyssa Dweck, M.D., an OB/GYN at Mount Kisco Medical Group in Westchester, N.Y., in a recent interview on Newsmax TV’s “Meet The Doctors” program.
Uncategorized Archives - Page 10 of 11 - Dr. Alyssa Dweck
by Alyssa Dweck | Mar 17, 2014 | Out of the Stirrups, Sexuality, Uncategorized. Once menopause is on the horizon, declining estrogen levels and changes in vaginal bacteria can make you more, well, sensitive down there. “But painful sex isn’t something to endure,” says actress Virginia Madsen, a spokesperson for...
New Research on the Birth Control-Breast Cancer Link
2014年8月6日 · What you need to know about this scary association, and how worried you should actually be about it! Chances are you’ve heard about the link between birth control and breast cancer. While a body of research suggests that oral contraceptives can lead to a slight increased risk of breast cancer, studies also show that this risk disappears after you’ve been off the pill …
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