wellness
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Way of Gray Was One of the Most Popular #Fitspo Accounts—Then Fans Started Unfollowing
Turns out, people have a hard time with the truth.
By Sophie Gray Published
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I'm a Woman with Facial Hair—and I'm Proud of It
A handful of bold women are embracing what millions of others have struggled to keep secret.
By Danielle McNally Published
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Hooked on Laxatives: The Extreme Diet That Nearly Killed Me
For over a year, I lived on little more than bran cereal and laxatives.
By Anna Fields Published
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Jenna Dewan Tatum's Daily Routine Will Inspire You to "Zen Out"
Healthy habits from the actress, dancer, and now Danskin ambassador.
By Alexandra Engler Published
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Women Have Noticed a Strange Side Effect of Today's Solar Eclipse
Totality is cool and all but can it leave our cycles alone please?
By Jenn Sinrich Published
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Here's What's Probably Causing Your Cold Sores
Sneaky, sneaky.
By Taylore Glynn Published
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Women Are Dying Because Doctors Treat Us Like Men
For years, physicians have referred to women's healthcare as "bikini medicine" and assumed they can diagnose and treat both genders the same way. But it's costing women their lives.
By Kayla Webley Adler Published
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The Secret Lobotomy of Rosemary Kennedy
JFK's younger sister was permanently disabled by a barbaric surgery in the 1940s. Now, her legacy is more important than ever.
By Lyz Lenz Published
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I Swapped My Morning Coffee for Bone Broth to See if It Made Me a Better Person
It's the latest thing, so...might as well.
By Zoe Weiner Published
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The Problem with the "Quick Weight Loss" Diet Plan
And how to lose weight the healthy way.
By Lori Keong Published
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I Tried Having an Orgasm a Day for a Month—and It Totally Changed My Sex Life
The perks were INSANE.
By Lisa Fogarty Published
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How Many Too-Lit Weekends Does It Take to Make You Dumber?
IQ and nights out
By Chelsea Peng Published
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I Went Off Social Media for a Month and My Panic Attacks Stopped
What one likes-obsessed writer gained when she opted out of the digital rat race.
By Valerie Tejeda Published
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I Hired a Personal Trainer and Here's What Happened
This is not what I was expecting.
By Samantha Leal Published
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"You Physically Cannot Get Out of Bed": Ally Hilfiger Opens Up About Her Battle with Lyme Disease
A chronicle of more than 10 years of misdiagnoses, a dozen doctors, and one psych ward.
By Riza Cruz Published
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The Surprising Tricks for Having "Presence," That Thing All Confident Women Have
Courtesy of Harvard professor and viral TED speaker Amy Cuddy's must-read new book.
By Lane Florsheim Published
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What Happens to Your Body During One Day of Work
You might want to take this standing up.
By Chelsea Peng Published
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I Am a Child of Incest—But I Won't Let It Define Me
An essay by Rexan Jones
By Kaitlin Menza Published
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Meet the Woman Who Started a Global Movement to End Cancer at the Age of 19
Julie Greenbaum started FCancer after her mother passed away—and she's not slowing down anytime soon.
By Samantha Leal Published
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The Psyche of the Pop Culture Apologist
Deep down, we're all Britney fans.
By Chelsea Peng Published
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The Actual Amount of Weight You Could Possibly Gain in a Week
So, about that salad...
By Kenny Thapoung Published
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Why We Cry in Spin Class
The gym is the new catharsis.
By Elizabeth Kiefer Published
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9 Reasons Why You Should Rely Less On Your Phone
Steven Macari, founder of the SLVRBK mat, Nutritionist at Drive 495 and holistic health practitioner, on why it might not make sense to completely ditch your phone but why you should learn to make it a much smaller part of your life.
By Steven Macari Published
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Can you be Heavy and Healthy?
Are BMI charts a load of BS? New research shows good health may have nothing to do with your body mass index.
By Virginia Sole-Smith Published
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Head Case: Living with Chronic Migraines
To the outside world, glamorous, model-pretty writer Tia Williams seemed to have it all. Inside, she struggled with ugly, crippling headaches.
By Tia Williams Published
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The Petite Advantage: Small Changes for a Big Impact
A nutrition expert's latest book, specifically designed to help busy women 5'4" and shorter lose weight, includes easy-to-follow rules for dieters of all heights.
By Joanne Chen Published