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mars 11, 2025Like
Good Sex with Emily Jamea: Alcohol, Women and Sex
Emily Jamea, Ph.D., is a sex therapist, author and podcast host. You can find her here each month to share her latest thoughts about sex. “Do you want to come up for a drink?” We all know what that means, right? Alcohol and sex have long been connected in our culture from romanticized depictions in media to casual references in social settings. But, when it comes to women’s sexual health, alcohol’s role is more complicated than its allure suggests. While Healthy
mars 11, 2025Like
New Study Sees Changes In Mother-Child Relationships In Guatemalan Maya Community Over Past Three Decades
A new study published in the Journal of Child Development looked at mother–child collaboration in an Indigenous community. “Changes in family life related to globalization may include reduction in the collaborativeness observed in many Indigenous American communities,” study author Barbara Rogoff told us. “The present study examined longitudinal changes and continuities in collaboration in a Guatemalan Maya community experiencing rapid globalization.” The research team expected to find less inclusive collaboration and decided on this topic for their study because it theravive
mars 9, 2025Like
Lady Gaga Reveals She Suffered From Psychosis During a Certain Era of Her Music: ‘I Was Not Deeply in Touch With Reality’
Lady Gaga has always been open about her life away from the spotlight, from the highs to the lows. She’s opened up many things, with the most recent being her previous experiences with psychosis five years ago in 2020, amid her Chromatica era. In a recent interview with The New York Times, Gaga revealed her previous diagnosis. “I had psychosis. I was not deeply in touch with reality for a while. It took me out of life in a big shek
mars 8, 2025Like
Katie Couric Reveals She’s Convinced One Star to Get a Colonoscopy & Is Still Battling To Get Another to Do It
For those who don’t know, South by Southwest, also known as SXSW, is in full swing! So many stars have arrived for the movie premieres, for the events, and of course, for the educational panels. From March 7 to March 15, people can go to SXSW, a week-long conference and festival, to learn, grow, and more. One of the biggest events of the show has everyone talking: the SheMedia Co-Lab’s Gut Check: Gut Health and The Rise of Colon Cancer shek
mars 6, 2025Like
The Skinny on Microdosing GLP-1 Drugs
March 3 -7, 2025, is Obesity Care Week. The term “microdosing” probably makes you think of psychedelic drugs — us too. But the latest trend in microdosing involves taking small amounts of the popular weight-loss medications known as GLP-1s. GLP-1 drugs have revolutionized the way we treat Type 2 diabetes and obesity. The injectable medications mimic a hormone made in the gut called glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), which helps manage blood sugar, reduce appetite and slow stomach emptying so you feel Healthy
mars 6, 2025Like
What You Need to Know About Cushing’s Syndrome
By now, you might be well aware of what dopamine, serotonin, and even cortisol do to your body and mind. In small waves, these hormones can have positive impacts, even cortisol (the stress hormone), but what happens when you overproduce these chemicals, especially cortisol? Well, that’s when Cushing’s syndrome comes in. When your body overproduces cortisol, your body acts out of sync. You gain weight abruptly, you feel fatigued, and you even see changes in your skin. Having too much calmsage
mars 5, 2025Like
Womanizer Just Released a 2-In-1 Vibrator That’s Already Giving People ‘A Completely New Type of Orgasm’
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. If you’ve ever wanted to combine the glorious orgasms of a suction-based clitoral stimulator with the intensity of a vibrator, well, today is your lucky day. The fan-favorite sex toy brand Womanizer just released a new two-in-one toy, the Enhance, that features their signature Pleasure Air Technology and spine-tingling vibrations — and we’ve got an exclusive code so you shek
mars 5, 2025Like
My Doctor Told Me to Go Get Pregnant to Treat My Endometriosis
As told to Jacquelyne Froeber March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. I remember having issues with my period as a teenager, but it was in my early 30s when I started having pelvic pain and cramps that wouldn’t go away. I made an appointment with my gynecologist and she said I had some small cysts, but they — and whatever pain I was in — were nothing to worry about. But over the next few years, my symptoms got worse, and Healthy
mars 4, 2025Like
New Study Finds Significant Mental Health Disparities Between Sexual And Gender Minority Individuals And Cisgender Heterosexual Peers
A new study published in JAMA Network Open looked at mental health disparities by sexual orientation and gender identity in the All of Us Research Program. “Our study examined mental health disparities between sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals and their cisgender heterosexual peers using data from the All of Us Research Program,” study author Junjie Anderson Lu told us. ”We wanted to understand how mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and others might differ across various sexual orientation theravive
mars 3, 2025Like
Tener una enfermedad infrecuente llamada CBP me enseñó a decir lo que siento
English Tal como se relató a Erica Rimlinger En mi examinación física anual en la primavera de 2002, mis pruebas de sangre no revelaron resultados completamente normales. « Su función hepática no es grandiosa », dijo el doctor. « Démosle un año, y si todavía no hay resultados normales, haremos algo al respecto ». No pensé mucho en eso. No tenía síntomas que valiesen la pena tomarse en cuenta. Me sentía cansada, desde luego, pero ¿no es ese el caso de la mayoría de Healthy
février 28, 2025Like
Teen Anxiety Has Doubled Since 2020. What Can Parents Do To Bring It Back Down?
It’s no secret that teen anxiety is on the rise, part of the teen mental health crisis causing concern across the country. And while some mental health issues and symptoms, like loneliness, have been slowly rising for decades, anxiety in particular saw a dramatic spike during the pandemic. Research from 2021 found that teen anxiety doubled during the height of COVID-19, with 1 in 5 teens reporting elevated anxiety symptoms, and it’s remained high ever since. Data released in the shek
février 28, 2025Like
Aviation disasters are making headlines: here’s how to cope with flight anxiety
There have been two mid air collisions and 94 aviation incidents so far in 2025. A passenger jet colliding with a helicopter in Washington DC and a Delta plane flipping at Toronto airport are just some of the aviation disasters making headlines. Experts say the news could be troubling for those with flight anxiety, but there are strategies that can help. “Flight anxiety is increasingly common given the rise in airplane crashes and the concern about airplane safety in general. theravive