Sheryl Kraft
Sheryl Kraft, a freelance writer and breast cancer survivor, was born in Long Beach, New York. She currently lives in Connecticut with her husband Alan and dog Chloe, where her nest is empty of her two sons Jonathan. Sheryl writes articles and essays on breast cancer and contributes to a variety of publications and websites where she writes on general health and wellness issues. She earned her MFA in writing from Sarah Lawrence College in 2005.
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
Don't Hide From Breast Cancer
I can't see the color pink without thinking about my own diagnosis, which started innocently enough in 1988 with a first-ever screening mammogram at the age of 34.
Prophylactic Mastectomy: Why This Woman Chose It
Isabelle M., writes this: "I've been reading about more and more women opting to have their healthy breast(s) removed. I made that decision years after a mastectomy on my other breast, and I'd like to share my experience with you".
Drinking During Rough Times
If you are drinking more to cope with the stress, anxiety or boredom of the coronavirus pandemic, it's important to know how alcohol can affect your health.
5 Essential Products for a Healthy Diet
These products can help make dieting fun, easy and healthful, and they can streamline they can streamline the process of weight loss.
Signs You Should Get a Colonoscopy
Colorectal cancer is increasing in people under age 50, so it's important to know the risks and symptoms for colorectal cancer and see your healthcare professional if you have concerns.
5 Diets to Help You Lose Weight While Improving Your Health
Midlife brings changes in metabolism, weight and body shape for most women. The changes may be unavoidable, but there are ways to lose that extra weight healthfully.
How to Protect Yourself Against Medical Errors
Medical professionals are human, and medical errors occur. But there are many steps you can take to protect yourself against medical errors.
14 Important Things to Know About Coronavirus
The coronavirus has reached the U.S. and is spreading, with no vaccine or cure yet, which makes it worrisome. Knowing the facts can help you be prepared and not panic.
5 Easy Ways to Make Your Home Heart-Healthy
Try these small tweaks around the house to lessen your risk of heart disease. Little changes can make a big difference in your heart health!
What Every Woman Must Know About Heart Disease
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women over age 35, and yet many women fail to take care of their hearts and don't know the signs of heart disease.
Menopause and Your Heart
Both age and menopause increase your risk of heart disease but there are lifestyle changes that can significantly reduce your risk at any age.
