Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About IUDs
Here’s the 411 on this long-acting and reversible type of birth control
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Sleeping Pills May Harm Your Brain
Prescription sleeping pills may not be the fix you think they are
The Good, the Bad, and the Bathroom Dash: What to Do Before and After Your Colonoscopy
The colonoscopy and the recovery are usually easy. The day before? Get ready for a memorable evening in the bathroom.
Take Heart During Perimenopause
The risk for heart disease increases as you approach menopause. But there are things you can do to help protect your heart.
Kate Walsh Wants You to Get Screened for Cancer
After years of playing a doctor on TV, the award-winning actress is raising awareness about a new blood test that screens for more than 50 different types of cancer
Good Sex with Emily Jamea: Alcohol, Women and Sex
Drinking may make you feel frisky — but it’s also risky. Learn why alcohol may not be the love potion you think it is.
My Doctor Told Me to Go Get Pregnant to Treat My Endometriosis
After endometriosis surgery didn’t work, I was told to get pregnant or have a hysterectomy to help stop the pain
What Is a PA?
Learn the facts about physician assistants and what they can do for your health
Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection 101
This heart condition affects mostly women. Here’s what you need to know.
15 Minutes With: Katelyn Jetelina, Ph.D., Talks Viruses, Vaccines and Avoiding the Bird Flu
Epidemiologist Katelyn Jetelina was named one of Time magazine’s most influential people in health. Here’s what she wants you to know about viruses and vaccines.
Should You Join a Pregnancy Registry if You Have MS?
Registries can help people now — and in the future — make informed decisions about pregnancy
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
It Wasn’t Stage Fright. I Was Having a Heart Attack at Age 39.
Like many people, I thought I was too young to have a heart attack — but it can happen to anyone
HPV Vaccination Around the World
Across the globe, the HPV vaccine is helping to prevent cervical cancer — but the U.S. could be doing more
How Shared Decision-Making Can Lead to Better Healthcare
How and why to partner with your healthcare providers to make informed healthcare decisions
La vacunación contra el VPH en todo el mundo
En todo el mundo, la vacuna contra el VPH es útil para prevenir el cáncer cervical, pero EE.UU. podría hacer más
True or False: Donating Blood
How often can you donate blood? Test your knowledge of blood donation requirements and learn some surprising facts about the benefits of giving blood.
Should You Take a Blood Test for Menopause?
Here’s what you need to know if you think you’re in perimenopause or menopause
Pregnancy and Cervical Cancer: Know Your Options
You might wonder if pregnancy is possible after you’ve had cervical cancer, but plenty of options exist to grow your family
Overactive Bladder Can Affect Your Daily Life
If you need to pee frequently, find out how you can manage this common condition
El embarazo y el cáncer cervical: Conoce tus opciones
Si te preguntas si el embarazo es posible después de tener cáncer cervical, hay muchas opciones disponibles para que tu familia crezca
What Your Period Blood Color Can Tell You
Your period blood color can offer hints about your menstrual cycle and your overall health. Learn what all the colors can mean.