Women's Health
Cycle syncing: Should you eat and exercise based on your menstrual cycle?
OB-GYNs and endocrinologists weigh in on the benefit of changing your diet and activity habits based on your menstrual cycle.
Women’s Health
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Back to WellnessDays after giving birth, mom, 27, had neck and chest pain. It was 1st sign of aortic dissection
Postpartum aortic dissection remains rare, but it is a life-threatening condition. Thankfully, new mom Amani Odom acted quickly.
Savannah Sellers: I decided I want kids. Then I found out I have PCOS
It didn’t mean I couldn’t get pregnant, but the surprise diagnosis did help me decide to pursue fertility treatments.
Meteorologist with cancer, 33, shares message on body-shaming after 'hateful' comment about her wig
Laura Mock is urging viewers to give the people on their screens some grace.
Are tampons safe? New study finds lead and arsenic in tampons. But don't panic, experts say
A new study examined composition of tampons and found heavy, toxic metals. But more research is needed, experts say.
Woman shaken after leg pain turns out to be cancer, requires 'red devil' chemotherapy
The dietitian was extremely healthy, so her doctor thought the pain was bursitis, but it was cancer. "I felt like my body had betrayed me," she says.
Bride and groom shave their heads at their wedding to honor mother with ovarian cancer
When Luna Macapagal's ovarian cancer recurred in 2020 daughter Jony Lee wanted to honor her mother at her wedding and raise awareness and money for cancer.
Kate Beckinsale explains reason behind 6-week hospital stay while clapping back at commenter
The actor shared that her family had faced a series of health issues and tragedies.
Jill Martin undergoes last scheduled surgery due to cancer diagnosis: ‘The next phase’
Jill Martin Brooks is undergoing breast reconstruction surgery on July 9 and hopes that it will be her last major cancer intervention for now.
Woman, 104, still works trapping lobsters, shares simple tips for a long life
“I’m not going to retire, I’m going to do this till I die,” Virginia Oliver, who is known as Maine's "Lobster Lady," says. "I’m the boss.”
102-year-old woman who still works shares 3 simple tips for a long life
She's part of the "never retire" club of people who work into their 90s and 100s, a habit commonly seen in the Blue Zones.
I lost part of my eyesight in medical school. Searching for answers made me a better doctor
Trying to find answers to why I lost my vision in my eye taught me the importance of patient advocacy.
