Mammograms are one of our best tools to help women avoid breast cancer. Here's what you need to know to talk with your doctor about when to start screening.

Mammograms: What Doctors Want You to Know

During pregnancy, individuals often visit a doctor at least 21 times during the nine months before the birth of their baby to check on growth and development, and to screen for issues. This can be a lot to manage....

Health insurance is a critical component to preparing for the birth of a child. It provides access to prenatal care, which can help prevent complications during pregnancy.

Health Insurance Coverage for Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals 

Preventive care, including wellness screenings, have become vital for early detection and treatment. Here are the cancer screenings you need at every age.

Cancer Screenings 101: What You Need at Every Age

Tucking your cell phone in your bra, wearing deodorant, or eating too much sugar: Does any of this really cause breast cancer?

Debunking Myths About Breast Cancer  

Eighty million Americans are currently infected with HPV. The human papilloma virus is an infection typically contracted through sexual activity, although if the virus is in the mouth or throat it can be spread through drops of saliva....

A Doctor Answers Your HPV Vaccine Questions

Dr. Denice Logan, Medical Director at BCBSM

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Dr. Denice Logan, Medical Director at BCBSM

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