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Rita Wilson Talks Surviving Breast Cancer, Coronavirus, and Why Songwriting Makes Her Feel Like a 'True Artist'
The actor and singer opens up about her passion for making music and the life experiences that have changed the way she thinks about her health.
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Mental Health Awareness Month
Striving to stay upbeat and optimistic during a life-altering global pandemic can backfire.
Social isolation is a trigger for mental illness, and that's left one woman struggling.
No shade to Ina Garten, but not everyone thought her extra-large cosmo was funny.
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Misdiagnosed
Have you ever wanted to escape your own body? Jenna Birch, 28, has—thanks to the crippling pain she's experienced since childhood, which doctors misdiagnosed as fibromyalgia, along with irritable bowel syndrome and a menstrual disorder.
"Cancer doesn't grow like that," Elizabeth Vines' doctor told her after she went to see him about the rapidly growing lump in her breast. Two months later, she learned she had stage 3 breast cancer at age 35.
Katelyn Prominski's doctor dismissed her weight loss, extreme thirst, and brain fog, leaving this top ballet dancer unsure of where to turn. At a friend's urging, she went for a blood panel, which started her on the road toward treatment and healing.
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Working It Out
This version of the high-intensity trend has just as many benefits. Try our 30-minute, at-home workout, and find out for yourself.
Rumble instructor Mona Lavinia shows how to nail these six basic boxing moves while working up a sweat.
Tone It Up's Karena Dawn shows us how to keep your booty toned as you workout at home.
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Retail Therapy
Did someone say good vibrations?
Including cooling mattresses, options for couples, and memory foam mattresses for hundreds of dollars less.
A-listers including Jennifer Garner, Shay Mitchell, and Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian are all equally obsessed with Koral.
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Diet & Nutrition
It raises questions about what kind of worms they are and what happens if you accidentally consume them.
Nutritional yeast is enjoying a sudden surge in popularity—here's why.
You still have a lot of options if all the meat gets snatched up.
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womenIRL
Her message: health isn't correlated to how your body looks.
Home is the safest place for all of us to be, but as an African-American, this is an exceptional privilege.
She's not letting her genetic disorder stop her from feeling herself.
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Sexual Health
Had I heard her wrong? Was she making a weird joke? Was she judging me? Was it her way of trying to tell me pubic hair existed for a reason and I should have it?
A lot of it depends on you relationship status.
What you need to know about COVID-19 and sexual activity.
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Relationships
Love in the time of COVID-19.
Thanks to the pandemic, you're stuck with your significant other for an indefinite amount of time. How do you make it through without breaking up?
I felt like I was holding onto our memories all by myself.
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Skin Conditions
Now that mosquito season is here and lockdowns are lifting, people are concerned.
After a doctor shares images of a potentially coronavirus-induced skin rash, Health investigates.
Add these skincare items to your routine if you're wearing a reusable face mask.
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Wellness Warriors
Former Radio City Rockette, Amanda Kloots, spoke to Health about her fitness empire and her husband's ongoing struggles with COVID-19.
Jamie Price and Julie Campistron, founders of the meditation app MyLife (formerly known as Stop, Breathe & Think), are making mindfulness an accessible skill for all.
The director of the Women’s Brain Initiative at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York and author of The XX Brain sat down with us to discuss the importance of women’s whole health.
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Cold & Flu
10 immune-strengthening moves backed by research and recommended by doctors.
New findings confirm that COVID-19 is more contagious than experts initially thought.
Are more people dying from the flu this year compared to other seasons? Here's what to know.
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