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There’s nothing normal about talking to kids about cancer, but unfortunately, it’s rather common. In fact, talking about it can provide them with a sense of relief that they don’t have to make sense of things on their own.
Partners of postpartum moms, take note.
A new large-scale study found that the age at which girls start menstruating is getting younger—and cycles are taking longer to become regular.
A survey conducted by Origin found that 75% of women have dealt with 2 or more pelvic health symptoms, but 96% had not received a related diagnosis.
“Do what feels right for you and your family.”
Female physicians interrupt patients less, and spend more time with them.
The first-ever OTC birth control pill is now available online and in stores. Considering making the switch? Here’s what to know.
Here’s how understanding your hormones can become your secret weapon.
This Times Square billboard featuring chef Molly Baz was deemed “inappropriate” and promptly removed.
Childcare access is a key factor in parental burnout, a report from KinderCare shows.
"We somehow believe if we just beat ourselves up enough, we can compartmentalize our mental health and become the moms we want to be. But we can’t bully ourselves out of mental health struggles," writes Momwell founder Erica Djossa in this excerpt from her new book, "The Mother Load".
But some say the new recommendation doesn't go far enough to protect women with dense breast tissue.
She doesn’t know what I am going through, and no woman should have to be continually put in a position to defend or explain her reproductive health with total strangers.
But it’s time to rewrite that narrative.
PSA: You don’t even have to contribute to feel supported.
At 48, Louise Warneford finally gave birth to her rainbow baby.
Protein is crucial for your baby's growth and for your health.
Here's how to deal with exhaustion during pregnancy.
This is what can happen when your water level drops.