LHBaroña, MD

30/04/2026

Screening is an important step in the early detection and prevention of cervical cancer—but many patients face barriers that make getting screened difficult or even impossible. ACOG is working to make this process more accessible.

Today, we released updated guidance that now includes the option for patients to collect their own samples for high-risk human papillomavirus (hrHPV) testing. Now, patients who are 30 to 65 years old and of average risk may be eligible to collect their own samples for hrHPV primary screening every three years.

While having your clinician collect samples is still the preferred option, self-collection can offer flexibility and increased accessibility under the right circumstances. This guidance endorses the updated recommendations from the HRSA Women’s Preventative Services Initiative and we hope it will help reduce the barriers for cervical cancer screening for patients across the country. Talk with your ob-gyn about self-collected screening options to help decide if they’re right for you.

Read the press release to learn more: https://bit.ly/3QjNxu2

29/04/2026

Screening and early detection are key to fighting cancer. About 90% of patients who go on to be diagnosed with endometrial cancer have postmenopausal bleeding—but transvaginal ultrasonography, the method used to examine postmenopausal bleeding, doesn’t always catch cancer at first examination.

To help improve ob-gyns’ ability to detect and diagnose endometrial cancer, ACOG now recommends that endometrial tissue sampling be used alongside transvaginal ultrasonography at first examination to give clinicians a more reliable path to detecting and treating uterine cancers.

This dual approach reduces the risk of a missed diagnosis while also streamlining the process for patients, who can have sampling done in the same visit as their ultrasound. If you’ve experienced postmenopausal bleeding, speak with your ob-gyn to learn more.

Read the press release: https://bit.ly/4mCjnxZ

18/02/2026

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Dr. Ernestine Gloria H. Baroña is an Adult Neurologist–Psychiatrist with subspecialty expertise in Memory and Cognitive Disorders. She provides comprehensive care for conditions affecting the brain, behavior, and mental health, including cognitive decline, memory loss and dementia, Parkinson’s ...

18/02/2026

Your mind matters. 🧠✨

Now offering online consultations for Adult Neurology and Psychiatry — with a special focus on Memory and Cognition.
Scan the QR code to conveniently book your appointment and take the first step toward better brain health.

31/12/2025

Happy New Year to all. God bless🩷🩷🩷

20/10/2025

08/09/2025

Sabi ni Doc, kakailanganin ko raw magpa-HYSTEROSCOPY para ma-examine nang mabuti ang aking matres at para malaman ano ang problema.

Ano nga ba ang hysteroscopy? Anong klaseng procedure ito, ano ang nangyayari, at para saan?

For this video, join us as we learn more about the very important procedure of hysteroscopy, which allows the direct visualization of your uterine cavity to check for masses, lesions, tumors, and other possible causes of your symptoms (bleeding, bloating, etc.).

If you found this video helpful, please do give it a like and subscribe to my channel!

01/05/2025

hala mali hahahaha.

29/04/2025

Ano ang subserous myoma ? Ito ay bukol sa matres (uterus), usually non-cancerous, na tumutubo sa outer portion (subserosal) at kapag malaki ay maaaring maka-apekto sa ibang organs or structures sa abdominal cavity tulad ng bladder or intestines)

21/03/2025

Https://seriousmd.com/doc/lyhedriana-barona

Obstetrican-Gynecologist, Minimally Invasive Surgeon (Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy)

21/03/2025

https://seriousmd.com/doc/joshua-vincent-barona

Internal Medicine - Adult Diseases