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décembre 15, 2025Like
Génération Insta-anxieuse : l’impact silencieux des réseaux sociaux sur notre équilibre mental
Les réseaux sociaux ont redéfini la manière dont nous communiquons, partageons et nous percevons. Instagram, en particulier, s’est imposé comme l’une des vitrines principales de nos vies. Mais derrière les clichés parfaits et les stories colorées, un phénomène plus discret se développe : une anxiété diffuse qui ronge peu à peu la santé mentale de millions d’utilisateurs. Ce malaise, souvent invisible, s’installe insidieusement, transformant notre rapport à nous-mêmes et aux autres. L’ère de l’image : quand l’esthétique prime sur le psychologues-paris-9.fr
décembre 15, 2025Like
Soigner l’image des troubles mentaux : un enjeu de justice sociale
Une stigmatisation toujours présente Les troubles mentaux restent aujourd’hui largement stigmatisés dans la société. Qu’il s’agisse de dépression, de schizophrénie, de bipolarité ou encore d’anxiété chronique, ces réalités psychiques sont souvent associées à des clichés négatifs : instabilité, dangerosité, faiblesse, voire irresponsabilité. Les personnes concernées subissent un double fardeau : celui de la maladie elle-même, et celui du regard social qui vient l’alourdir. Cette stigmatisation n’est pas sans conséquence : elle freine l’accès aux soins, isole les individus, et les psychologues-paris20.fr
décembre 11, 2025Like
4 Things to Know About the Hepatitis B Vaccine
You’ve probably seen the hepatitis B vaccine in the news lately. If you’re wondering what the buzz is about, let’s start with the basics. Hepatitis B is a liver infection caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV). The infection can be short-term or last for life, and it can cause severe complications such as liver failure, liver cancer and even death. “Hepatitis B is a dangerous infection — it can be life-threatening for a person of any age who contracts Healthy
décembre 11, 2025Like
From Dismissed to Finding Confidence: What It’s Like Living with a Chronic, Invisible Illness
In 2010, at just 20 years old, Chelsea Ashe started losing vision in her left eye and developed severe double vision. Several doctors dismissed her concerns, suggesting she only needed glasses. “It was my word against all the eye doctors saying ‘oh, other than you need glasses, your eyes are fine,’” she says. It was frustrating, trying to explain her symptoms accurately to doctors, but her mother knew she wasn’t one to exaggerate and pushed her to keep searching for shek
décembre 10, 2025Like
My Eating Disorder Almost Killed Me — & Changed My Relationship With My Mom Forever
Editor’s note: The following essay includes discussions of anorexia and self-harm. If you or anyone you know is suffering from an eating disorder, self-harm, or suicidal thoughts, reach out for help at the 988 Lifeline. You can find more resources, including a screening tool and treatment options, at the National Eating Disorders Association. Perhaps the only thing worse than losing a child is watching them die in front of you. This is precisely what my mother has been doing for shek
décembre 10, 2025Like
La propagación estándar del cáncer de vejiga urotelial
English + Infographic text Casi 20,000 mujeres en EE.UU. desarrollan cáncer de vejiga urotelial (UBC, por sus siglas en inglés) cada año. Las cuatro capas de la pared de la vejiga: Epitelio urotelial o de transición Lámina propia Músculo detrusor Tejidos conjuntivos adiposos La mayoría de tipos de UBC empiezan en las células que cubren la capa más interna de la vejiga, denominada el urotelio. Cáncer de vejiga con invasión muscular (CVCIM) Se ha propagado a la capa muscular de Healthy
décembre 9, 2025Like
Period Pain Meets Innovation: New Devices Are Interrupting Menstrual Cramps
Brittany Barreto, Ph.D., is a podcaster, an entrepreneur, and a molecular and human geneticist. (In other words, she’s really smart.) Read her column here each month to learn about what’s happening in the world of technology and innovation in women’s health. Painful periods can be more than an inconvenience. Menstrual pain, officially called dysmenorrhea, affects up to 9 out 10 people who menstruate at some point in their lives. But, for 5% to 10% of women, cramps can be so Healthy
décembre 9, 2025Like
New Study Looks At New Technology To Revolutionize How Mental Health Patients Receive Help
A recently published study looked at a biosensor able to non-invasively detect the brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) in human saliva. “The ultralow levels of BDNF in saliva is directly associated with major depressive disorder (MDD), also known as depression,” study author Paulo A. Raymundo-Pereira told us. “I didn’t expect to discover anything. I simply used my expertise in chemistry and biotechnology and we worked hard to optimize the disposable device to selectively detect ultra-low concentrations of BDNF in saliva without theravive
décembre 8, 2025Like
Q&A: Liz Powell and Elizabeth Garner Are Changing the Women’s Health Game
Think back to 1993. What do you remember? Seeing the movie Jurassic Park on the big screen? Listening to Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” on the radio? Surfing the World Wide Web for the first time? 1993 was also the year the government began requiring that the National Institutes of Health include women in medical research. Yep, you heard that right. It was just 32 years ago that the NIH Revitalization Act passed mandating that women be included Healthy
décembre 4, 2025Like
The Start and Spread of Urothelial Bladder Cancer
+ Infographic text Almost 20,000 women in the U.S. get urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) each year. The Four Layers Layers of the Bladder Wall Urothelial/Transitional epithelium Lamina propria Detrusor muscle Fatty connective tissues Most types of UBC start in the cells that line the innermost layer of the bladder, called the urothelium. Muscle invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) Has spread to muscle layer of the bladder wall Is more advanced Is more likely to spread Is harder to treat Non-muscle invasive Healthy
décembre 4, 2025Like
Diagnosing Urothelial Bladder Cancer (UBC)
+ Infographic text Urothelial bladder cancer is the most common type of bladder cancer. About 19,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with bladder cancer every year. Bladder cancer is more common in men — but women have lower survival rates . Black women with bladder cancer have worse outcomes than white women. There are several ways to diagnose bladder cancer Cystoscopy — a cystoscope (a thin, lighted tube) is inserted into your urethra to give your healthcare provider (HCP) a Healthy
décembre 4, 2025Like
Type 2 Inflammation and Nasal Polyps
+ Video transcript Video/Image Voiceover/Audio [HealthyWomen logo] Type 2 Inflammation and Nasal Polyps Then Why Nasal Polyps May Come Back After Treatment Woman blowing her nose while a thought bubble filled with question marks floats over her head GRAPHIC: Nasal polyps SUPER: 4 out of 10 get polyps again after surgery Narrator: Nasal polyps are a type of growth inside the nose or sinuses. They’re not cancerous, but they can interfere with sleep and cause a stuffy nose, loss of Healthy