Health

Hormones, genetics, and natural wear and tear can all drive some noticeable shifts for many women.

The pesky problem can oftentimes be simple to solve.

From cold compresses to creams, some remedies are better than others.

They promise a healthier, more “balanced” vagina, but the science hasn’t quite caught up to the hype.

The tennis star reveals she was in excruciating pain during some of her most iconic matches.

Ob-gyns share how to keep you and your partners as safe as possible.

Food safety experts explain how much time you’ve really got.

Oral nicotine pouches might be less harmful than smoking, but that doesn’t make them safe.

Asking for a friend—and for our non-negotiable morning Greek yogurt bowl.

Women often chalk it up to stress, hormones, or not sleeping well—but that might not be the whole story.

Plus how many a day is *too* many for your gut to handle.

Experts say you should think about prevention as early as your 20s.

Turns out, there are plenty of things that can zap your energy levels during menstruation.

No strings attached.

When to push through—and when to call it quits.

Quit these bad habits ASAP to take a load off your heels.

These vulvovaginal changes can start any time during perimenopause or menopause.

Despite its nickname, a transient ischemic attack is serious and underdiagnosed in this group.

Plus, exactly what to do if you feel yourself getting woozy.

You’re not imagining it: These pimples are a special kind of stubborn.