You've heard the old wives tales about what you should and shouldn't do while pregnant. But can you separate fact from fiction? Dr. Kirtly Jones weighs in on the truth behind some well-known pregnancy myths.

Dr. Kirtly Jones of the University of Utah talks about why 50 is the best age to get your first mammogram.

There are things you can do before you get pregnant to increase the possibility of a healthy baby. Dr. Kirtly Jones of the University of Utah provides tips for families planning to add a new member.

Dr. Kirtly Jones of the University of Utah talks about what you need to know to help your daughter navigate puberty.

Some chemicals found in simple household items can have an adverse impact on your skin. Dr. Kirtly Jones from the University of Utah discusses how you can spot seemingly safe chemicals that could actually be hazardous to your skin.

Dr. Kirtly Jones, from the University of Utah Hospital, talks about things all women should know, and do, when going to college or moving out on their own.

Listening to this could make all the difference. Moms, please share with your daughters.

A "personal swamp cooler" to help beat the summer heat when you're pregnant? Learn how to make one and stay cool.

Dr. Kirtly Jones from University of Utah Health Care talks about being pregnant in the summer, how the heat can be dangerous to your unborn child, and some tips for keeping cool.

With all the health and wellness information out there, how do you know which tests you should do when? Dr. Kirtly Jones from the University of Utah Hospitals talks about the 5 for Life program: the five most important screenings and tests every woman should have.