Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About IUDs
Here’s the 411 on this long-acting and reversible type of birth control
Here’s the 411 on this long-acting and reversible type of birth control
Roshani Patel, M.D., FACS, answers questions about HER2-positive breast cancer and how it affects treatment
The Emmy-awarding winning journalist and podcaster shares expert advice she thinks everyone should have during perimenopause
Find out about the coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, so-you-can-enjoy-life vaccine from an expert
Breaking out in hives for no reason? It could be CSU. Here’s what you need to know.
Everyone should be proactive about their bone health — especially women. Check out this list of questions to be sure to get the information you need during your appointment.
I worried about protecting my bones and livelihood as a pianist and teacher, but my bone loss has reversed
Todos deberían ser proactivos en lo que se refiere a su salud ósea, especialmente las mujeres. Revisa esta lista de preguntas para asegurarte de que obtengas la información que necesitas durante tu consulta.
Me preocupó la protección de mis huesos y poder continuar con mi profesión de pianista y profesora, pero mi pérdida ósea se ha revertido.
From belly button oiling to hair masks, here’s what science and healthcare providers say about popular castor oil claims
An increase in symptoms, an asthma flare-up or attack is a sign that your asthma treatment might need to change
Some drinks do have some health benefits, but don’t expect a miracle
Vaginal estrogen is making headlines these days. But should you try it?
Here’s what science has to say about watching porn
Having multiple brain aneurysms taught me to embrace resilience and self-care
The orthopedic surgeon and longevity specialist breaks down the importance of strong bones during menopause
With declining vaccination levels, measles has seen a resurgence. Learn how to protect yourself from the disease.
From blood tests to remote monitoring, innovations in tech could change how we detect this serious pregnancy complication
Learn the facts about this innovative treatment and how it kills cancer cells
Ductal carcinoma in situ – or DCIS – the earliest stage of breast cancer, is highly treatable. Here’s what you need to know.
El carcinoma ductal in situ o CDIS, la etapa más temprana de cáncer de mama, es altamente tratable. Aquí encontrarás lo que debes esperar durante el tratamiento y la recuperación.
It’s important to know what the symptoms of preeclampsia are for the health of your and your baby