
Study Finds Heart Health Risks Rise During Perimenopause
Perimenopause heart health concerns are receiving renewed attention after researchers identified evidence that cardiovascular changes in women may begin earlier than many

Perimenopause heart health concerns are receiving renewed attention after researchers identified evidence that cardiovascular changes in women may begin earlier than many

By Dr. Bruce Mark, DC | Hollywood Laser Pain Center | Hollywood, Florida Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 4 million adults in the

Women living with myasthenia gravis may face fewer pregnancy-related risks than previously believed, according to new medical research examining maternal and infant

In the past twenty years, the concept of patient-centered care has been adopted as a paradigm in numerous medical practices, including cosmetic

PCOS is entering a new phase in women’s health care as medical experts move toward a new name for the condition long

By: Georgette Virgo Trifecta Health’s AI Interface Puts Genomic Intelligence to Work for You Most people delegate the management of their own

On paper, her career followed a pretty traditional path. Dr. Tracy Latz, trained in neuroscience, psychiatry, and immunology, built her clinical foundation

Dr. Habiba Jessica Zaman is a psychologist, author, and entrepreneur whose work has influenced conversations around trauma, identity, self-awareness, and personal transformation.

On April 18, 2026, at the Women’s Mental Health Conference at Yale, Carrie Farrell gave a talk that stayed with people for

Healthcare providers and pharmacists have reported ongoing difficulty maintaining consistent stock of estrogen patches, a commonly prescribed form of hormone replacement therapy

By: Madison Ordway, FDN-P If you’ve been dealing with painful or irregular periods, worsening PMS, hormonal acne, unexplained infertility, or cycle irregularities,

By: Mira Balev-Johnson From Biomedical Engineering to Regenerative Aesthetics There is a shift happening in beauty, and this time it feels grounded.

It is 2 am. A new mother sits in a rocking chair, her baby pressed close, the only light coming from a

By: Georgette Virgo Healthspan has long been one of those terms that sounds important but feels strangely out of reach. Most people

By: Elena Vargas The senior care space is growing fast, but clarity has not kept up. Families are often left trying to

So much spiritual work leaves people with a handful of insights and nowhere for them to live. They move from workshop to

Across the U.S., the pollen allergy season has started earlier than usual and is expected to last longer. This trend is particularly

Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, often causing severe pain, inflammation, and

Stress has become a constant in modern life, often shaped by busy schedules, long workdays, and the ongoing demands of daily responsibilities.

By: Merilee Kern, MBA Most cases involving injured children do not begin with dramatic accidents. They begin in ordinary places: an after

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting women of reproductive age — and one of the

By: Natalie Johnson She wakes before everyone else. She drinks the water. She opens the meditation app. She journals. She schedules the

As interest in long-term wellbeing continues to grow, many individuals are shifting their focus from reactive care to more proactive lifestyle support.

A wellness startup founded by Michigan State University alum Allison Zaluski is turning to Kickstarter to launch a sour hard candy formulated

Hair loss in women can be a distressing experience, often tied to self-image, confidence, and emotional well-being. While many assume hair thinning

Maternal health refers to the health of women before conception, during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. It encompasses the care a

By: Alena Wiese In healthcare, there are visible leaders — the doctors, the founders, the names on the doors. And then there

Traditional mental health care has long focused on thoughts, behaviors, and symptoms. Yet for many people navigating anxiety, emotional overwhelm, or chronic

For millions of women, life quietly revolves around bathroom access. Before a workout, a road trip, or a laugh that might turn

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can be difficult to navigate, especially when symptoms appear gradually or change over time. At O.H. Women’s Health, PCOS

Journaling is more than just recording daily events—it serves as a structured method for processing thoughts and emotions, which can be particularly

By: Liv Walker If you’ve ever walked out of a doctor’s office feeling dismissed, confused, or certain that something is wrong even

By: Sean Walters For more than two decades, Thomas Buchheit, M.D., has worked in the field of pain medicine, treating patients with

By: Georgette Virgo Sally So, a seasoned professional with a public relations, marketing, and finance background, found herself at a crossroads when

At 53, Rebecca Davis knows firsthand what it means to reinvent yourself. The owner and CEO of Platinum Wellness Spa in Conyers,

By: Sarah Summer By any visible measure, many women appear to be doing fine. They’re competent at work. They show up for

Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is the involuntary clenching or grinding of teeth. It often happens during sleep, though some people

Pregnancy is a miraculous journey, a nine-month transformation that culminates in the creation of a new life. But for many women, the

The Physician Who Treats Movement as a Vital Sign Walk into CORE Sports Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine, and you will notice something

The physiological reality of how alcohol affects the human body reveals that women get drunk faster than men due to specific biological