Fallon Frank

Two Northwest Arkansas providers explain when perimenopause symptoms begin, what often goes unrecognized and how women can find the right care.

On today's show, we hear that healthcare providers say preventative care and knowing what symptoms to look for may help women feel more prepared for menopause. We also learn how lichen changed one man’s life. Plus, more details about a movie raising awareness about maternal mortality and more.

Arkansas health providers say early detection saves lives, but many women delay mammograms. A nurse practitioner and a UAMS OB-GYN explain when to start screening and why self-advocacy matters.

On today's show, we learn that healthcare providers say preventative care for women can lead to early treatment of breast cancer. Plus, we hear that this weekend’s Juneteenth celebration in Fayetteville is the 30th consecutive year for the northwest Arkansas observation of the holiday. Plus, we offer a conversation about public libraries and public television in Arkansas.

A UAMS OB-GYN and a patient explain why women put off preventative care, from fear and time to confusion about what screenings they actually need.

On today's show, we learn that the answer as to whether data centers can be built in Pulaski County is still up in the air. Plus, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is ready to open its expansion, and we take a look at what's new. Drew Hutson Rogers also talks being on tour.

The Arkansas Center for Health Improvement launches a podcast series on maternal and infant health, covering pre-pregnancy through early childhood with doctors, lawmakers and community leaders.

On today's show, we learn that volunteers across the state are gathering at festivals and farmers’ markets to collect signatures for their ballot measures. Plus, we hear that navigating a reduction in hospital services in Fort Smith will be the topic of a town hall tomorrow night. Plus, former Fayetteville resident Uchenna Awoke discusses his new novel, out now.

UAMS is offering scholarships to train Arkansas health care providers in perinatal mental health, the number one complication of pregnancy in the state. Reporter Fallon Frank speaks with UAMS senior director Hannah McHardy about the program and what it could mean for Arkansas mothers.

Cold plunges and breathwork are trending, but experts say nervous system regulation culture can overlook the deeper roots of women's anger, including suppression, emotional labor and social pressure.