Health Care
For years, women have been left with two choices when managing their menstrual cycle: use a pad or, if you were willing to brave the more invasive option, a tampon.
Many expectant women, especially first-time mothers, have questions about physical activity during pregnancy.
Some basic facts about strokes.
Exposure to high and even deadly levels of caffeine is more common – and happens more easily – than you may expect.
The lack of any studies isn’t stopping the makers of "fidget spinners" from marketing them to parents worried about focus – and especially to parents of children with ADHD or other conditions.
Very few people enjoy the sight of blood. But even if you can’t stomach it, you should know how to handle bleeding when it occurs.
For women there are five exams that are key to maintaining good health and detecting problems in their earliest stages.
Your step by step guide for training for a 5k.
Did you know you could have diabetes and not realize it?
When it comes to women's health there is a lot of misinformation out there.
Many pregnant women worry about exercise and preterm labor. They shouldn’t. Exercise does not increase the risk of preterm birth. For some women, it may even decrease the risk.
Everyone sweats. But why do some sweat more than others?
