Dr Stephen Livingston Ob-Gyn

10/16/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month! Suffering with menopausal symptoms is passe. There are so many good and safe treatment options for you, or someone you may know. Please make your appointment this month!

09/25/2025

I agree with Dr. Litt .Recommendations by the American College of ObGyn and Pediatrics are based on scientific evidence, not political opinions. 

Experts said years of research have led doctors and others in the medical profession to support the use of acetaminophen, or Tylenol, to treat pain and fever during pregnancy.

09/23/2025

I will be out of the office for Rosh Hashanah and returning on Thursday; taking this opportunity to wish everyone a happy and healthy New Year!

04/28/2025

Great catching up with Dr. Audrey Buxbaum,one of my colleagues from OB/GYN residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, at the conference.

04/27/2025

In San Diego this week for the ASSCP conference. Ask me anything you want about Pap smears when I get back! 

04/24/2025

Today is Administrative Professionals day. A shout out to my Office Coordinator at Cleveland Clinic Lindsay V. who is the best!

04/07/2025

“ Everyone should be vaccinated! Top health officials should say so unequivocally before another child dies of measles.”—Sen. Bill Cassidy MD Republican of Louisiana 

02/22/2025

Attending for the Women's Health station at this month's UM Med School Health Fair for the community in West Kendall (southwest of Miami).

12/25/2024

Happy Chanukah, Merry Christmas, and Happy and Healthy New Year! I will be in the office Dec. 26 & 27, then on staycation the following week. See you in Jan. 2025!

12/11/2024

“Dr. Livingston was surprisingly friendly…” my new favorite patient comment via the Cleveland Clinic!

11/04/2024

Vote for your daughter’s rights! Vote YES on Amendment 4 tomorrow to regain the right to choose safe and legal abortion!

10/18/2024

Today is national mammography day. It’s an important reminder to keep up with your recommended breast exam and mammograms. Mammograms have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the US by nearly 40%!