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The best foods to support your postpartum recovery

We're breaking down your nutrition needs for those first few weeks postpartum.

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A doctor fat-shamed and dismissed this woman who ended up having stage 3 cancer

Amanda Lee's unfortunate story of weight stigma in medicine is really resonating with women on TikTok.

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4 easy mindfulness exercises to use when you’re trying to conceive

Getting pregnant can be hard on your mental health. Here's how to weather the storm, mama.

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What causes a false positive pregnancy test?

Though rare, false positives do happen. Here's what you need to know.

Katie Sturino has a message for women—”Your body is not the problem.”

The body-positive influencer and founder of Megababe has written Body Talk, out today.

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Women with this common condition have a higher risk for COVID-19

New research suggests that polycystic ovarian syndrome could increase your chances of getting COVID by more than 50%.

5 toddler constipation tips for when they can’t ‘go’

Childhood constipation is common, but here's how you can help.

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COVID vaccines do NOT harm placentas, despite false claims

New data from researchers found no evidence that the COVID vaccine affected the placentas of pregnant recipients.

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This dad urges you to rethink mermaid tails for your kids this summer

Here's how his child's scare could prevent future accidents (and serves as an important reminder about water safety)

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Amy Schumer shares an emotional Instagram post about her husband

"We want to encourage parents and people to give themselves the gift of information so people can function to the best of their abilities and remove any stigma that comes with autism."

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Pfizer seeks to start vaccinating kids ages 2-11 in September

The Pfizer COVID vaccine could be available and ready for administration to…

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