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Shocking Sex Questions from Your Daughters, Pt. 1
Dr. Oz is joined by Dr. Ashton to have THE conversation with America's daughters. Find out the secrets they are keeping, what their friends are doing ... more -
What Causes Vulvodynia
Dr. Oz and Dr. Ashton discuss vulvodynia in the no-embarrassment zone. Learn what causes vulvodynia by watching the video, but some common treatments ... more -
Identifying Incontinence
Dr. Oz discusses the #1 women's health secret: incontinence. The major causes of which areMuscle damageNerve damage (can be caused by conditions like ... more -
Preventing UTIs
Dr. Oz reveals the secret reason this condition plagues 50% of women: a woman's uretha is only about an inch and a half long. Tips for preventing and ... more -
Explaining Endometriosis
Dr. Oz dares to explain the embarrassing "pain down there." Many women have heard of fybroids, but another cause of uterine discomfort is ... more -
Yeast Infection 411
An infection plaguing 75% of women - Dr. Oz reveals the beast of yeast and 2 common causes of yeast infections:Antibiotics Birth Control Pills -- ... more -
How to Perform a Breast Exam
An important monthly ritual for all women, Dr. Oz instructs you how to perform a perfect breast self-exam.For more information on breast health, ... more -
Dr. Oz Talks Breast Health, Part 2
Dr. Oz, joined by Dr. Susan Love and Dr. Jennifer Ashton, takes questions from the audience regarding the new government's new mammogram guidelines. ... more -
Dr. Oz Talks Breast Health, Part 1
Dr. Oz, joined by Dr. Susan Love and Dr. Jennifer Ashton, takes questions from the audience regarding the new government's new mammogram guidelines. ... more -
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