New York Times Best Selling Author Kennedy Williams-Isaacs Reviewes Fertility Problems and Drug Therapy

New York Times Best Selling Author Kennedy Williams-Isaacs Reviewes 'Fertility Problems and Drug Therapy'Kennedy Williams-Isaacs is a qualified doctor and her research paper topics cover many different medical topics including infertility, ovarian cancer, endometriosis, gynecological problems. Dr. Williams-Isaacs holds several appointments in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.Kennedy's clinical background includes her research work on the effect of marijuana smoking on the lung and nervous system. She also has extensive training and experience in the field of reproductive endocrinology. She has published extensively in these areas and a published thesis that discusses how genetics can affect the response to estrogen treatment for breast cancer.Kennedy is a leader in the Reproductive Endocrinology Association and is also the director of their board of directors. The Reproductive Endocrinology Association is an internation al society whose mission is to improve the understanding of reproductive endocrinology and to provide guidelines for hormone therapy and reproductive endocrinology studies. It was formed by the International Society for the Study of Reproductive Endocrinology and has approximately 40 member organizations from all over the world. The organization provides an extensive list of books, journal articles, and other publications as well as facilitates relationships between reproductive endocrinologists.In this chapter Kennedy talks about finding treatment alternatives for ovarian cancer. Specifically she explores the role of herbal medicines, aromatherapy, dietary supplements, lifestyle changes, psychological counseling, acupuncture, alternative therapies, stress management, and more.As part of her research, Kennedy interviewed thousands of women who had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Her findings were published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. These interviews revealed the mo st common methods for coping with ovarian cancer and the recommendations for following such methods for healing and prevention.In this chapter Kennedy discusses the role of aromatherapy in treating ovarian cancer. Her extensive research into aromatherapy techniques revealed that the practice of aromatherapy can help to lessen the pain associated with ovarian cancer. Additionally, aromatherapy can increase the flow of blood to the pelvic area, thereby reducing the painful sensations associated with ovarian cancer. Additionally, aromatherapy can create positive feelings in the mind of the patient that can help to ease the anxiety that accompanies ovarian cancer.Kennedy also provides information about how herbal supplements can be used in treatment of ovarian cancer. Her research found that a combination of herb and mineral supplements could be used in a form of therapeutic medication. Additionally, these products can be used for preventative measures that have been proven to benefit p atients.In her chapter titled, 'Fertility Problems and Drug Therapy' Kennedy discusses the latest evidence-based medicine and information regarding fertility problems and infertility drugs. Based on her research she discusses how to ensure that the menopausal hormone therapy you take does not interfere with the ongoing fertility of your partner.