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Introduction to Evvy's Dr. Krystal Thomas-White, a senior scientist specializing in vaginal microbiome research, with a brief personal and professional background.
A digital graphic with a dark background and white and blue text. It features a Q&A about vaginal health, mentioning BV and yeast infections, with a URL for more information and the text '#AskEvvy with Dr. Krystal Thomas White' at the top.
A graphic with information about women having bacterial vaginosis (BV), yeast infections (AV), and the challenges of diagnosing these conditions, featuring a discussion with Dr. Krystal Thomas White.
Text-based informational poster about bacteria species associated with bacterial vaginosis, including Gardnerella and others, by Dr. Krystal Thomas White.
Text from an interview or discussion titled '#AskEvvy with Dr. Krystal Thomas White,' discussing Gardnerella species and the diversity of their types.
Promo image for an interview or talk titled '#AskEvvy with Dr. Krystal Thomas White' discussing why some doctors think men can't carry BV bacteria, referencing recent research and clinical trials, with the text 'Evvy + BVTalks' at the bottom.
Medical advice on whether women can have Group B Strep without being pregnant, discussing GBS as part of normal gut microbiome and potential pregnancy risks.
A screenshot of an article titled '#AskEvvy with Dr. Krystal Thomas White' discussing how hormones linked to bacteria in the vaginal microbiome affect symptoms during pregnancy and menopause.
Text-based image with title #AskEvvy with Dr. Krystal Thomas White discussing whether boric acid is good to use for medical purposes, mentioning mixed reviews and the importance of consulting a doctor, with the name Evvy + BV Talks at the bottom.
Promotional social media graphic for Evvy, featuring Dr. Krystal Thomas White. Text highlights Evvy's personalized healthcare plans and encourages following their Instagram @evvy.
Web page with a title asking if kefir alters vaginal microbiome, explaining its potential benefits for gut microbiome, from Evvy and BVTalks.