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Measles Outbreak: What You Need to Know Now

Measles Outbreak: What You Need to Know Now

With the current measles outbreak in the U.S., it's important to know whether you are immune and to be able to recognize the risk factors for measles and the symptoms.

How to Know if You Have Abnormally Heavy Periods

How to Know if You Have Abnormally Heavy Periods

If you change your tampons or pads every couple of hours or bleed for more than seven days, you may have excessive menstrual bleeding. Find out other symptoms of abnormally heavy periods.

How to Reduce Your Risk for Stroke

How to Reduce Your Risk for Stroke

Being prepared and knowing what to do if someone has a stroke can be lifesaving, especially around  family members who may be at higher risk of stroke.

5 Questions About Clinical Trials

5 Questions About Clinical Trials

If you've ever been curious about what clinical trials do and how or why you may participate, check out these answers from Nurse Barb Dehn.

Nutrition During Breastfeeding

Nutrition During Breastfeeding

Good nutrition is crucial when you're breastfeeding. Check out Nurse Barb Dehn's advice for new moms.

Testing for Herpes: What You Need to Know

Testing for Herpes: What You Need to Know

If you think you may have herpes, the waiting and the questions and concerns can be worrisome. Here's what you need to know about herpes testing.

couple in bed

Help, Which Lube Should I Use?

Choosing a lube involves a lot of factors, including whether you're using condoms or sex toys—and, if you are, what are they made of. Here are some basics to help you decide.

A sad Senior Couple Having In Bed after painful sex

Painful Sex After 50

There are many reasons sex may be painful as you get older—one is your vagina gets drier and less elastic. It helps to know the symptoms and what you can do about it.

happy couple celebrating their new pregnancy at home together

Getting Pregnant: Improving Your Chances

Women who are ready to have a baby often have questions about how to improve their chances of getting pregnant. Nurse Barb Dehn offers some answers.

How Long Can You Take Birth Control Pills?

Taking Birth Control Pills After 40

For most women, it's fine to take birth control pills throughout their 40s and early 50s—and there may even be some advantages other than contraception.

Baby Names: No Unsolicited Advice Needed

Don't Name Your Baby That (and Other Things You Shouldn't Say)

When someone tells you the baby names they're considering, don't react with horror or advice. Just keep smiling.

Real, Sustained Weight Loss After the Holidays

Real, Sustained Weight Loss After the Holidays

If you want to get rid of holiday weight gain, try repeating affirmations to kick-start your weight loss. And find your own motivation for losing weight.