Peter J. Chen, MD, FACOG

The terms “sexually transmitted disease” and “sexually transmitted infection” are often used interchangeably. But do they really mean the same thing?

It’s normal to feel concerned about unexplained bumps in the genital area. But don’t think the worst just yet.

When you are hypothyroid, there are important steps you need to take to prepare for pregnancy.

What foods should be included in an anti-inflammatory diet?

Here are the reasons the health benefits of soy outweigh the potential dangers.

Vaginal atrophy is when vaginal tissues become drier, thinner and less elastic. But what causes it?

When do you need your first Pap test? What about a mammogram? Learn which tests, procedures, and vaccines related to sexual health you need at each age.

The future of sex for women is soon to be safer and come with more choices. The key is something called Multipurpose Prevention Technologies.

The vagina is supposed to have a natural smell, but how do you know when you should worry? Here are six possible vaginal odors and what they might mean.

Discussing your sex life with your doctor may feel awkward at first, but it’s important for your overall health. Answer the questions honestly.