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What Happens With Medically Induced Menopause
Menopause is the time in a woman’s life when she no longer has menstrual periods. Typically, once a woman hasn’t had a period in 12 months, she’s considered...
December 22
Why ADHD in Women is Often Overlooked and Misunderstood
If you’ve always felt a little “off,” distracted or overwhelmed but never quite understood why, you’re not alone. Many women with ADHD (attention deficit...
December 18
10 Unexpected Ways Your Body Changes During Pregnancy
Pregnancy brings many changes as your body adapts to support a new life. While some shifts, like a growing belly, fuller breasts and morning sickness,...
December 17
How Alcohol Affects Your Body and Hangovers As You Get Older
You aren't alone if you’ve ever wondered why a few drinks feel different now than they did a decade ago. Many of us notice that alcohol hits harder as...
December 16
What Are Nightshades and Should I Avoid Them?
We’re often reminded of the many benefits of eating fruits and vegetables. But could some actually work against us?  Nightshades – like tomatoes, potatoes...
December 13
Recognize the Signs and Neurological Side Effects of Whiplash
Did you know that rear-end car crashes are the number one cause of whiplash injuries? This type of neck injury occurs when the head is suddenly jerked...
December 11
Strategies for Handling the Holidays While in Addiction Recovery
If you’re in recovery, the holiday season can throw a lot of challenges your way. This time of year, from interactions with your family to social celebrations...
December 10
What You Should Know About Risankizumba (Skyrizi)
Conditions like psoriasis, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis can be tough to control, and their symptoms can make it hard for you to live your life...
December 09
Condiments and Spices to Choose and Avoid If You Have Diabetes
If you have diabetes, it’s important to make smart food choices to help manage your blood sugar levels. But it can be easy to overlook the impact of condiments...
December 06