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The pandemic has dramatically changed the pregnancy experience and the U.S. may have 500,000 fewer births as a result.

Stressors are the external events, including pressures in people's lives, such as divorce, marriage, children, and work and money pressures. The experience of stress, however, is related to how you respond to these stressors. READ MORE

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we look at why domestic violence is on the rise and how to create an exit plan

I realized I had to deal with the painful secrets and trauma underlying my addiction in order to find a pathway to recovery.

Try these techniques for a better sex life

Millions of Americans live with multiple chronic overlapping pain conditions — and most of them are women

Masks have disrupted social interactions, but we can learn to use new strategies for effective communication

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