A Conversation with Makeba L. Williams, M.D., About Health Equity and Menopause
An OB-GYN explains how health disparities can worsen the midlife transition for many women of color
An OB-GYN explains how health disparities can worsen the midlife transition for many women of color
Your sexual preference and who you’re attracted to can evolve over time. And that’s OK.
Antiviral treatment can help protect people with Covid from serious illness. Learn what these medications are — and how to get them.
El tratamiento antiviral puede ser útil para proteger a personas con Covid-19 para que no tengan infecciones graves. Obtén más información de qué son estos medicamentos y cómo obtenerlos
The internationally renowned nursing leader who co-founded the nurse practitioner field explains why it was important then — and how it transformed nursing
The new booster shot is now available. Here’s what you need to know.
The former president of the North American Menopause Society explains its new position statement on hormone therapy
Watch these videos with professor of breast cancer surgery Lillie Shockney to learn about advanced breast cancer treatment teams, shared decision-making and life goals after treatment
One of the experts from Oprah’s new documentary, “The Color of Care” discusses racism in the healthcare system and how it especially harms Black Women
The doctor who resigned from the Trump administration to raise the alarm about Covid-19 is now raising the alarm about AMR
Learn about the dangers of antimicrobial resistance with infectious disease physician Dr. Uzma Syed
Sometimes taking the pressure off can bring the pleasure back
You want it. Your partner doesn’t. What’s a couple to do?
If your cloth mask is comfy and light and feels like you are wearing nothing at all, it probably isn’t doing much to keep you and others safe from the coronavirus
Think your sexual fantasy is weird? I promise it’s not.
Wearing a cloth mask is better than not wearing a mask at all, but if you can upgrade — or layer cloth with surgical — now is the time
An epidemiologist at a top hospital answers our questions about COVID-19 patients who experience long-term symptoms, and what we can learn from previous epidemics.
The WHO suggested that the coronavirus was primarily transmitted by coughing or sneezing large droplets into someone's face, rather than being a longer-term threat that can float in the air.