Health Conditions

Yes, there’s a difference—and it matters if you’ve got sensitive skin.

Yep, you can actually bypass bleeding, according to ob-gyns.

It’s a totally normal bodily response—but in some people, it’s extra strong.

New tests are making it quicker to ID than ever—but not all doctors trust the results.

It’s not just in your head—and there are ways to prepare each month to feel a lot better.

Doctors explain why doing the right thing can feel so painful in the moment.

Plus, when to seek urgent care for a sick child.

My doctors dismissed all my scary symptoms and said there was nothing they could do for me.

Here’s what to look out for.

Dermatologists share their tips for getting the care you deserve.

Don’t panic—the cause could be a common, non-life-threatening condition.

If they are super resistant—but could probably benefit from professional help—try these talking points.

Soothing options that derms say really work.

I’m now traveling around the country in an RV with my husband until I find some definitive answers.

Something as small as a phrase you say or an outfit you wear can feel like it holds sway over your future.

This respiratory virus is the No. 1 cause of hospitalizations for babies.

If you’re pregnant, have a baby, or are 60+, you should be paying attention to this virus.

Inside the rise—and risks—of veneers.

You never think your child is going to be in that small percentage of serious cases.

The symptoms of this disorder are way more debilitating than you might think.

Not every cough, ache, or lesion should cause panic, but it’s helpful to know the warning signs.

Up to 20% of cases occur in folks who’ve never touched a cigarette.

It’s on the rise in younger folks, and while you shouldn’t panic, it’s still good to know the signs.

“My job is to demystify abortion, give people good information about it, and to let people know what is fact and what is fiction.”

This virus behaves differently in our bodies than cold and flu—and can do major long-term damage.