September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month—making it an opportune time to highlight screening and prevention activities to lower your risk for developing cervical, ovarian, uterine, vulvar or vaginal cancer.

“I wasn’t terribly worried about COVID-19 until Governor Walz issued the stay-at-home order at the end of March,” said Sarah Cowell from Arlington, Minn., who was nearly eight months pregnant with her fourth child at the time. “I quickly became concerned and had a long list of questions for my provider.”