Women's Health - Original Articles
What you don t know can hurt you. Here we clear up some contraception confusion.
Although back pain is common, it doesn't have to be inevitable. Follow these easy tips to reduce your risk.
Get the truth about sex during pregnancy.
Although the recently developed cervical cancer vaccine has been heavily marketed to young women and teen girls, it hasn t gained a foothold among the population of older women. But, that may soon be changing.
Many women find it difficult to leave an abusive relationship. Here are 13 ways to make the break easier.
Get the answers to your most pressing questions about health after 40.
Follow our head to toe guidelines for health screenings after menopause.
See how far the benefits of this disease-fighting protein can go besides promoting bone health and rich nutrition.
Some studies suggest that 90 percent of women experience menstrual cramps, and 10 percent have it so bad that they re stuck in bed for days.
New study finds that a bad marriage takes a toll on a woman s health increasing their risk of heart disease and diabetes.
Still in search of the big "O"? Learn about the surprising factors that affect female orgasms.
More consumers seeking out cheap or free plastic surgery alternatives as the economy sags.
How long of a break from dating should you take between a break up? Find out here.
You may not want to think about sex when PMS symptoms take over. But sex may be just what you need.
Being a new mom is tough. If you're feeling bummed instead of elated over your bundle of joy, know that you're not alone and that there's help.
Study finds that yoga and mindfulness meditation can improve the sex lives of women.
It's summertime and the living is easy. But this hottest of seasons can bring with it special health risks, including food poisoning and insect-borne diseases.
Here, a guide for how to know you are in love and have chosen the right person to marry.
The word is out sex can be great for your health in more ways than you can imagine.
There may be a new way to reduce your risk.
After 20 years of treating breast cancer with less invasive techniques such as a lumpectomy, the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction. Now, many women are opting to have both breasts removed after they develop cancer in one breast. If you are facing breast cancer, here s what you should know.
Fruits, vegetables, and even buffalo can help you realize success with your tresses.
From symptoms to treatments, here's a rundown of what every woman should know.
A miscarriage can be a devastating event. Here, we explain the basics behind it.
Psychologist and relationship expert Dr. LeslieBeth Wish answers a reader's question about maintaining distance in a healthy partnership.
Now, hormonal contraception comes in a patch, vaginal ring, injection and IUDs, providing more options than ever.
When you re going through menopause, sex may take a backseat to coping with hot flashes, mood swings, and other menopause symptoms. Learn how to cope and keep your sex life alive.
Read on for five tips on how to manage your career and motherhood--while still leaving some time for yourself.