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Entrepreneur Monique Rodriguez has committed $2 million to birthFUND, a maternal-health organization founded by Elaine Welteroth. The multiyear commitment will support expanded
By: Matthew Kayser For many women, one of the most frustrating parts of entering their 40s is realizing that the health strategies
By: Jay Kt For decades, the image of a heart attack has been shaped by a single narrative: a man clutching his
Key Takeaways Most maternity care is organized around appointments, not around the arc of a woman’s health from fertility through the postpartum
For Maven Clinic, women’s health is moving deeper into employer-benefit strategy. The company will hold its inaugural Onward summit Sept. 30 in
By: Lennard James For Dr. Keevia Porter-Carson, nursing has never been limited to treating symptoms or working within the walls of a
Consider what a woman is expected to decide without evidence. Which serum is worth $200? Whether the laser package delivered anything. Whether
Endometriosis affects an estimated 190 million women and girls worldwide, yet receiving a diagnosis can still take years. Nicole Notar, founder and
By: Matthew Kayser A growing number of viral social media posts claim that sunscreen is toxic, causes cancer, or isn’t necessary at
A survey of more than 2,000 U.S. women found many respondents experienced anxiety, depression, and isolation during perimenopause and menopause. The findings
Understanding the Progestogen-Only Pill Female contraception has changed significantly over the last few decades. The combined pill was once the standard choice
Former Haleon executive Rupa Bahri has been appointed CEO of Foundation Consumer Healthcare following the company’s strategic transition to a women’s health-focused
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By Adriana Sinclair The traditional facelift came with a catch for many years. Patients wanted to look younger, and in return they
Algae has been used as a food source in several parts of the world for decades, particularly in forms such as spirulina
By: Inma Hollis For most of his life, Mark Kaplan believed he understood what health looked like. He exercised consistently, stayed lean,
A clinician has called for more research and clinical guidance on menopause-related rage, arguing that the symptom remains underrecognized despite increased attention
Heatwaves have moved from occasional weather disruption to a daily wellness concern for many women in the U.S. Public health guidance now
By: Matt Emma For many women, mornings begin with everyone else’s needs. The alarm rings, lunches need packing, emails are already arriving,
By: Rachel Carter Ally Kayton, neonatal nurse practitioner turned mental health counselor, explains why listening may be the most overlooked part of
Pastors spend their days holding other people together. They sit with grieving families, answer late-night calls, mediate conflict, and carry the private
By: Bridget Mulroy I first met Mike Smilo at the opening of Archangels. The room was filled with successful people, entrepreneurs, philanthropists,
You found an electrolyte drink you actually enjoy. Maybe it is the first time plain water has felt genuinely exciting, or maybe
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By: Lennard James Honoring Memories. Inspiring Hope. Building Awareness. As the number of individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
By TIUA Media Team-Trinity International University of Ambassadors Some women earn degrees. Some women change lives. And then there are women like
Women runners are turning a public conversation about diet culture into a discussion about fueling, recovery, body image, and safer training habits.
By: Sandra Williams Something has gone quietly sideways with the way our culture approaches health, and most of us have felt it
By: Dr. Goodman, DC, and Dr. Bradberry, DC | ReliefNow Laser Charlotte | Charlotte, North Carolina Achilles tendinopathy is one of the
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By: MR Dowling There’s a particular kind of blind spot that only becomes visible in hindsight. Michelle A. Hardwick is a practitioner
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