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What to expect at your first mammogram
Read more: What to expect at your first mammogramIf you’ve never had a mammogram before, it can be hard to know exactly what will happen. You may have many questions before, during and after the procedure about anything from preparation, the mammogram machine or your screening results. The good news is that a mammogram is a quick, simple screening that plays an important…
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What to do if you find a breast lump
Read more: What to do if you find a breast lumpFinding a breast lump can be unsettling, and it’s normal to feel worried or anxious when you notice a change. Many breast lumps are caused by non-cancerous conditions, but they should still be evaluated by a healthcare provider. It’s best to catch any potentially cancerous spots early when they can be treated most effectively. Read…
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The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus is recognized for 11 years as High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier, highlighting commitment to infant and maternal health
Read more: The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus is recognized for 11 years as High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier, highlighting commitment to infant and maternal healthTOPEKA, Kan. (March 5, 2026) — The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus has earned recognition as a High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier facility for the 11th consecutive year, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to strengthening maternal and infant health through evidence‑based maternity care practices. High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier,…
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Callee’s Courage: A Young Mom’s Fight Against Breast Cancer
Read more: Callee’s Courage: A Young Mom’s Fight Against Breast CancerAt just 32 years old, Callee Hainline heard the words no one is ever ready for: “You have breast cancer.” As a single mom with a 2-year-old, she faced one of the most difficult journeys of her life — but she didn’t face it alone. Because of her genetic risk and aggressive, triple-negative cancer, Callee…
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Healthy Lifestyle Choices to Lower Your Breast Cancer Risk
Read more: Healthy Lifestyle Choices to Lower Your Breast Cancer RiskDuring Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s a good time to think about steps you can take to protect your health. While not all risk factors can be controlled, healthy habits can lower your chance of developing certain cancers and other health problems. Small changes can make a big difference. Maintain a Healthy Weight Being at…
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5 Signs It May Be Time to See a Specialist About Bladder Health
Read more: 5 Signs It May Be Time to See a Specialist About Bladder HealthBy: Brooke Martinez, APRN Specialist in Female Urology Bladder leaks, urgency, or discomfort can be frustrating—and for many women, embarrassing. Too often, women assume these issues are “just part of getting older” or something they must live with. The truth is: bladder and pelvic health conditions are common, but they are not normal—and they are…
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Heart-healthy tips for pregnant women
Read more: Heart-healthy tips for pregnant womenThe heart undergoes natural changes during pregnancy to support a growing life. Heart complications can appear as the mother’s body undergoes the stress of pregnancy. Cardiovascular disease is also the leading cause of pregnancy complications, so it is important to stay on top of heart-healthy habits for the benefit of the mother and the child.…
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Q&A with Dr. Marie Rosenberger: Cervical Cancer Awareness
Read more: Q&A with Dr. Marie Rosenberger: Cervical Cancer AwarenessJanuary marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of cervical health and encouraging regular screenings. Once a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in the United States, the impact of cervical cancer has significantly diminished due to effective screening and prompt treatment. However, according to the National…
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Q&A with Dr. Jamie Rempe: Advice for Expectant Mothers
Read more: Q&A with Dr. Jamie Rempe: Advice for Expectant MothersBecoming pregnant with a new child, especially your first, is a very exciting time for expectant mothers. If you have never given birth, or you are new to the area, you may have a number of questions about what to expect when you deliver your baby. Dr. Jamie Rempe, an OB/GYN at The University of…
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First-time Mom Credits Doctor and Staff for ‘Super Healthy’ Baby Girl
Read more: First-time Mom Credits Doctor and Staff for ‘Super Healthy’ Baby GirlKayla Stroud, a 28-year-old Topeka resident and social worker for the State of Kansas, dreamt of one day having a baby girl with her husband to round out their family of 6. However, difficulties in conceiving led her to seek out Dr. Jamie Rempe, an obstetrician and gynecologist with The University of Kansas Health System St.…
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