Stop the Bleed Class
You are invited to participate in a free, one hour Stop the Bleed training course and become certified to stop bleeding and help save a life! Learn...
Henry Ford Women's Health Services offers advanced gynecological care from regular exams for health maintenance to advanced medical and surgical therapies for complex gynecological conditions and diseases, our gynecologists provide the complete range of services for comprehensive, personalized care, including:
For women experiencing common or complex gynecologic conditions, board-certified Henry Ford gynecologists offer advanced diagnostic studies and a wide range of medical and non-invasive therapies, as well as minimally invasive and robotic surgery options. Our gynecology team includes specialists focusing on:
Gynecology research, including clinical trials, is ongoing at Henry Ford to continually provide women the most advanced, safe and effective therapies for gynecologic disease.
You are invited to participate in a free, one hour Stop the Bleed training course and become certified to stop bleeding and help save a life! Learn...
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