birth control | We Are Valley Blog

Exploring Your Options for Birth Control

Posted by Valley Communications
|Date: May 15, 2024
| 0 comments

Exploring Your Options for Birth Control

With the wide range of birth control options available, which one is right for you? In this DocTalk video ...

With the wide range of birth control options available, which one is right for you? In this DocTalk video, Tajana Kundacina, DO, with Valley Women's Healthcare gives an overview of birth control metho ...

May 15, 2024
| by Valley Communications

| 0 comments

Read more
Over-the-Counter Birth Control is Coming Soon – Is it Right for You?

Posted by Valley Communications
|Date: August 16, 2023
| 0 comments

Over-the-Counter Birth Control is Coming Soon – Is it Right for You?

Tajana Kundacina, DO, an OB/GYN with Valley Women's Healthcare in Auburn discusses the recent FDA approva ...

Tajana Kundacina, DO, an OB/GYN with Valley Women's Healthcare in Auburn discusses the recent FDA approval of over-the-counter birth control pills, who will benefit from having access to these pills, ...

August 16, 2023
| by Valley Communications

| 0 comments

Read more
Pregnancy Planning for Potential Parents in a Pandemic

Posted by Valley Communications
|Date: May 19, 2021
| 0 comments

Pregnancy Planning for Potential Parents in a Pandemic

Content derived from DocTalk with OB-GYN Clive Liu, MD of Valley Women’s Healthcare Clinic https://www.yo ...

Content derived from DocTalk with OB-GYN Clive Liu, MD of Valley Women’s Healthcare Clinic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Enz9JqPWhSc What do you recommend now for those who are planning their family ...

May 19, 2021
| by Valley Communications

| 0 comments

Read more
Do Oral Contraceptives put Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer at Increased Risk?

Posted by Valley Communications
|Date: January 17, 2015
| 0 comments

Do Oral Contraceptives put Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer at Increased Risk?

A review of 15 studies from the past 40 years, which included a sample of more than 22,000 women with fam ...

A review of 15 studies from the past 40 years, which included a sample of more than 22,000 women with family histories of breast cancer, found no increase in breast cancer risk when they used oral con ...

January 17, 2015
| by Valley Communications

| 0 comments

Read more

Valley Cancer Services Deemed “An Excellent Accredited Cancer Program” by Commission on Cancer

From Three Surgeries to One: A Valley Patient’s Hernia Surgery Story

How Serious is the Battle of a Bulging Hernia?

Quench Your Thirst for Health: Discover the Life-Changing Benefits of Staying Hydrated!

Tips for Safe Swimming This Summer

The Power of Strength Training: Boosting Health and Longevity

Mammograms Made a Little Easier with New Washington State Law

Valley Breast Center Team Once Again Accredited in Mammography by the American College of Radiology

The Breast Center at Valley Medical Center—Celebrating 20 Years of Caring for Our Community Like Family

TeamBirth Initiative Launches at Valley with Goal to Improve Safety and Quality Outcomes

Valley’s Win in Local Cord Blood Donation Competition Helps Increase Community Supply, Saves More Lives

The Fight for Equity in the World of Breastfeeding/Chestfeeding

Be Car Seat Savvy

The Ultimate Guide for Spook-tacular Good Time

Helping Your Child Through Common Fears + Resources for Talking about School Shootings or Other Tragic Events in the News

Join Us for a Community Meeting

Save Time With MyChart’s Self Check-in at the Emergency Room

Valley Celebrates Pride

Exploring Your Options for Birth Control

Exploring Your Options for Birth Control

Over-the-Counter Birth Control is Coming Soon – Is it Right for You?

Over-the-Counter Birth Control is Coming Soon – Is it Right for You?

Pregnancy Planning for Potential Parents in a Pandemic

Pregnancy Planning for Potential Parents in a Pandemic

Do Oral Contraceptives put Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer at Increased Risk?

Do Oral Contraceptives put Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer at Increased Risk?