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Donnica L Moore MD
Donnica Moore , MD is highly regarded as a women’s health expert and advocate: as a physician educator and as a media commentator. She is the President of Sapphire Women’s Health Group LLC, a multimedia women’s health education and communications firm and host of www.DrDonnica.com, a popular women’s health information website. She is best known as “Dr. Donnica”, most well recognized for her appearances in more than 500 television interviews on women’s health topics. Dr. Donnica was the women’s health contributor for NBC’s Later Today, appearing weekly from 1999-2000. She has also been a recurrent guest on the “Weekend Today Show”, “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, “The View”, “Good Morning America, “The Rachel Ray Show”, “The Tyra Banks Show”, and many others. Dr. Donnica is also the Editor of the forthcoming book Women’s Health for Life (click here
Dr. Moore has received more than 30 awards for her achievements, including the 2007 Women in Government Presidential Leadership Award for her efforts to prevent cervical cancer. She is a cum laude graduate of Princeton University, earned her medical degree from the State University of New York School of Medicine at Buffalo, and undertook residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Temple University followed by a year of training in family medicine at Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, NJ.
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Blog Posts by Donnica L Moore MD
Teen Fatigue: Causes & Solutions – #LTKH
#LTKH is the hashtag for Let’s Talk Kids’ Health a Tweet Chat hosted by @DrGreene & @MsGreene on Monday evenings at 9 p.m. ET. This is the #Storify transcript from our chat with guest…
Time to Talk about Teen Suicide
Sadly, it’s time to talk about teen suicide again. Suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death in our young people 15-24; approximately 4,000 Americans in this age group died of their own actions …
Excerpt #5: Women’s Health for Life: Women’s Health Lists for Women in Your 30’s
The following is part five of a five-part excerpt of the new book, Women’s Health for Life (DK 2009). Women’s Health for Life is a unique compilation of women’s health information, d…
Excerpt #4: Women’s Health for Life: Your 30’s–Fertility and sexual health
The following is part four of a five-part excerpt of the new book, Women’s Health for Life (DK 2009). Women’s Health for Life is a unique compilation of women’s health information, d…
Excerpt #3: Women’s Health for Life
The following is part three of a five-part excerpt of the new book, Women’s Health for Life (DK 2009). Women’s Health for Life is a unique compilation of women’s health information, …
Excerpt #2: Women’s Health for Life
The following is part two of a five-part excerpt of the new book, Women’s Health for Life (DK 2009). Women’s Health for Life is a unique compilation of women’s health information, de…
Excerpt #1: Women’s Health for Life
The following is part one of a five-part excerpt of the new book, Women’s Health for Life (DK 2009). Women’s Health for Life is a unique compilation of women’s health information, de…
Educating Children & Teens with CFS: The Show Must Go On
Children and teens with CFS have many of the same issues as other children with chronic illnesses, confounded by the fact that they have an illness which is poorly understood, often misunderstood, and…
Treatment of CFS
In this ongoing five-blog series about managing CFS in children and teens, I regret that the treatment section will be the shortest! While CFS research is being done on many fronts, much about this di…
The Diagnosis of CFS
As we have discussed previously, there is no diagnostic test for CFS. The diagnosis is a clinical one: the patient’s symptoms must meet the case definition criteria (See “Do I have CFSR…
The Enigmatic Symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Today I’ll discuss the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and why this diagnosis is so confusing. Ironically, part of the confusion about CFS comes from its name. The focus on fatigue tends t…
What is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Brian’s Story & Making the Diagnosis
Once derided as “the yuppie flu”, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is now recognized as a serious, often disabling, chronic illness which may affect anywhere from 800,000 to 2.2 million Amer…