8 Everyday ways to lower your risk of breast cancer
Some risk factors, like family history, can’t be changed. But making smart lifestyle choices can significantly lower your chances of getting breast cancer and other cancers.
Topic: Women's Health
5 Common health conditions that affect women more than men
Some health conditions affect men sand women equally. Heart disease and cancer, for example, are top causes of death for both men and women. But women are more likely to be affected by certain other diseases. Why?
How to cope with miscarriage grief
As many as 10% to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. So if you’ve gone through a miscarriage, you’re far from alone. But many people don’t tell anyone about their loss. It can leave them feeling isolated and unsupported.
6 Surprising ways your body changes after menopause — and what to do about it
Hot flashes. Night sweats. Mood swings. These are the symptoms that usually come to mind when you say the word menopause. But the so-called “change” can have other surprising and unwanted effects on your body and mind, says Mary Jane…
Combat the gender pain gap
Research suggests that women experience more chronic pain than men. Yet many healthcare providers downplay or undertreat their symptoms. Learn effective ways to advocate for yourself and get the pain relief you need.
Prenatal care information Black women should know
For most people, being pregnant is a time of excitement and joy. Worries tend to be about harmless things, such as tying up loose ends at work and packing a to-go bag. They shouldn’t be about your health — or…
Why are heart attacks often misdiagnosed in women?
Here’s why women don’t get the right answers or care after having a heart attack, plus what you can do to protect yourself.
Fertility treatment options if you need help getting pregnant
Researching infertility treatments? Here’s guidance on the most common treatments to help you make the right decision for you.
Medications that can mess with your fertility
Certain over-the-counter and prescription medications can make it harder to get pregnant. Here’s what you need to know if you’re trying to conceive.
7 Ways to lower your risk for postpartum depression
Any new parent can develop postpartum depression. Here are some ways to reduce your chances and get the help you need.