As many women are faced with the challenges of establishing a career path and finding a stable partner, starting a family is now happening later in life. OBGYN Dr. Kirtly Jones talks about the trade-offs and risks of delaying pregnancy. She discusses modern technology, eggs, sperm, complications, considerations and ramifications.

Anger, sadness, and anxiety are signals of your emotional wellness. Listen as Dr. Kirtly Jones probes the boundaries of Emotional Health, which has been identified as one of the Seven Domains of Women’s Health. Take the quiz to discover where you are on the emotional wellness spectrum. Dr. Jones suggests some simple activities to bolster your positive emotions and improve your overall sense of well-being.

You health is more than just your physical condition; it's actually more complicated than that. Dr. Kirtly Jones introduces you to The Seven Domains of Women's Health, what they are, and how they all depend on each other for a healthy you.

The annual pelvic exam has been routinely performed on American women for decades. Controversy over the effectiveness vs. the “embarrassment factor” has recently taken center stage. Dr. Kirtly Jones re-examines the necessity of the procedure. She discusses who really needs a pelvic exam, how often and options for women that may choose to decline.

OBGYN Dr. Kirtly Jones reveals the alarming statistics that characterize the current state of maternal safety in the United States compared to other developed countries. Unplanned pregnancies, obesity, and income inequality all play a role. Dr. Jones talks about why we need to do a better job protecting our most vulnerable.

Just about anything an infant grabs hold of goes directly into his or her mouth. New theories on immune system development may help to explain this behavior. Dr. Kirtly Jones explores the rise in asthma and other allergic reactions and the possible correlation to life in the “ultra-clean world” of sanitizing wipes and sterilized binkies.

Every woman is different, but many women wonder if certain things about them are “normal.” Are your height and weight normal? Is it normal to cry a lot? Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones answers these questions and talks about what it means to be “normal.”

Women’s eyes are different from men’s, which can lead to diseases and conditions that are more common in women. Dr. Kirtly Jones talks with Dr. M.E. Hartnett from the Moran Eye Center about eye diseases that occur more commonly in women. The doctors discuss eye issues that happen during pregnancy and menopause, and what women can do to keep their family’s eyes healthy.

Preeclampsia occurs in about 5 percent of pregnancies. There is no known cure for the disorder, which is characterized by high blood pressure and a protein in the urine and usually appears in middle to late pregnancy. Dr. Kirtly Jones shares information on who is at greater risk for preeclampsia and ways to prevent it. She also talks about the chances of preeclampsia becoming eclampsia.

What if your periods aren’t regular? Is that normal? Dr. Kirtly Jones tells you what is considered a ‘regular' menstrual period cycle, and what to do if your periods aren’t regular. She also talks about why some periods might come early, some later, and some not at all.