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Alanis Morissette is Breastfeeding on Our May Cover—and It's a Tribute to Moms Everywhere
Deeply intelligent and incredibly open, the groundbreaking musician opens up about motherhood, self-care, and her postpartum experience.
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Misdiagnosed
My doctor was so focused on the 52 pounds I'd gained by my third trimester, she missed a pregnancy disorder that could have killed me and my unborn child.
At first, Gina Hollenbeck was told that her chronic cough was due to seasonal allergies, then a second doctor chalked it up to gastric reflux. It was a chest X-ray she insisted on paying for out of pocket that led to her terminal cancer diagnosis.
Parkinson's disease usually strikes older adults, so doctors didn't believe that Christina Korines, 35, had this neurological disorder. Instead, they blamed her tremors and pain on everything from anxiety to ADHD to psychosis.
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Working It Out
Because staying home doesn't mean you can't work out.
Low-tech gear offers a high-intensity, complete-body workout.
Don't worry, you'll definitely still get your sweat on.
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Retail Therapy
It can also be used with other oils to tackle issues ranging from allergies to anxiety.
It's the ultimate lightweight loungewear to take you from the bed to the couch—and back to bed.
Trust me, I do this full time.
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Diet & Nutrition
Because right now, you need to keep your defenses strong.
These are the foods your body really needs to stay healthy.
Chugging water is great—but your body need a little more than that sometimes.
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She's not letting her genetic disorder stop her from feeling herself.
She's had 10 tumor-removing surgeries throughout her life.
"When my bones started to show I felt validated."
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Sexual Health
A lot of it depends on you relationship status.
A Condom Shortage Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic Might Happen—Here's What Experts Say You Should Do
Condoms may be disappearing from store shelves soon—and other forms of birth control could also be affected by the pandemic.
Masturbation has tons of health benefits—is a strong immune system one of them?
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Mental Health
5 Anxiety-Reducing Resources For People With Invisible Illnesses to Use During the COVID-19 Pandemic
People with invisible illnesses may need extra help during this stressful time.
"I wanted to know everything about it. And it took the fear away."
6 ways to fight feeling depressed and lonely as the coronavirus pandemic goes on.
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Relationships
I felt like I was holding onto our memories all by myself.
Been cheated on? Turns out it really might be about them, not you. Health's new column, "Why Would Someone Do That?" explains.
Here’s what you should know before looking for closure in the bedroom.
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Skin Conditions
Reminder: Representation matters.
"I really hope this will prevent someone else from going through the same physical, emotional, and psychological pain."
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Wellness Warriors
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.
Childhood memories led Twine, a former financier–turned–beauty mogul, to launch her natural and inclusive hair-care brand.
The friends discovered their passion for a toxin-free lifestyle and created Branch Basics, a powerful, sustainable, healthy cleaning product to allow everyone else to live clean, too.
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Cold & Flu
Are more people dying from the flu this year compared to other seasons? Here's what to know.
In the midst of a deadly flu season, health misinformation and propaganda can mean death for young children. One child has already died as a result.
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