Endometriosis Explained

Breast Health Basics

Breast health goes beyond mammograms and understanding what’s normal can ease anxiety and empower better care. In this episode of Ob/Gyn Time, Erica Newlin. MD, is joined by Lakshmi Khatri, MD, Director of Cleveland Clinic’s Medical Breast Center, to discuss everyday habits that support breast wellness, common breast concerns, and what to do when something doesn’t feel right.

Thriving Through Perimenopause

Perimenopause is a normal life transition but its symptoms can be confusing, unexpected, and disruptive.  In this episode of Ob/Gyn Time, Erica Newlin, MD, is joined by Madeline Cohn, DO, to explain what perimenopause is, common and lesser-known symptoms, as well as treatment options ranging from lifestyle strategies and non‑hormonal therapies to hormone‑based care.

Regaining Confidence: A Look at Incontinence

Urinary incontinence is common but not something women have to accept as normal. In this episode of Ob/Gyn Time, Erica Newlin, MD, is joined by urogynecologist Amy Park, MD, to discuss the different types of urinary leakage, including stress, urge, and mixed incontinence. They explore why incontinence happens, how it can affect daily life, and when it’s time to seek care.

Spotting the Signs: Understanding Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Abnormal uterine bleeding is never something you should ignore or “just live with.” In this episode of Ob/Gyn Time, Erica Newlin, MD, speaks with Linda Bradley, MD, about what’s considered normal menstrual bleeding, when bleeding becomes abnormal, and why changes at any age matter. They discuss common causes across the reproductive lifespan, including hormonal changes, fibroids, polyps, bleeding disorders, and postmenopausal bleeding.

Endometriosis Explained

Endometriosis is often misunderstood and dismissed. In this episode of Ob/Gyn Time, host Erica Newlin, MD, is joined by Megan Billow, DO, to discuss what endometriosis is, common and lesser-known symptoms, how it's diagnosed, and the wide range of treatment options available—from medication and lifestyle changes to excisional surgery. They also highlight the importance of early evaluation, individualized care, and self-advocacy for anyone living with painful periods or chronic pelvic pain.