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What We Can Learn From RBG's Remarkable Cancer Fight
The late Justice lived (and thrived) for two decades while battling multiple forms of cancer.
Your Top Flu Questions, Answered by Doctors
This flu season looks different than last year (with COVID-19 tagging along). Here’s how to prepare.
Is the Power Nap Over?
Don’t hit snooze just yet. New research reveals that long naps may be hurting your heart health.
Should Paid Period Leave Be a Thing?
This controversial idea could be a game-changer for women with chronic reproductive conditions—but it could also create unexpected problems.
Uterine Fibroids’ Disproportionate Impact on Women of Color
Racial disparities in the severity of fibroids–plus barriers to accessing treatment–make this common condition more serious for Black women.
7 Top Questions About PCOS & Pregnancy
Yes, it’s possible to get pregnant and have a healthy baby with PCOS! Three experts break down the crucial things to know to increase your odds.
Too Tired for Sex?
There could be a number of things going on in your body and brain that make sex feel like a low priority item.
Is the Newest Birth Control Option for You?
The FDA just approved a new birth control method—and it’s hormone free.
Are We Closer to a Cure for HIV?
Here’s some good health news: After a stem cell transplantation, a person in London has become the second-ever person to be completely cured of HIV.
What We Can Learn About Trauma, from Experts & Survivors
We’re living through a period of collective grief and pain, and it will resonate in people’s lives for years. Here, trauma survivors share what they’ve learned along the way.