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novembre 18, 2025Like
Testosterone 101: A Guide for Women in Menopause
Testosterone isn’t only a “men’s hormone” — women make it too, just in much smaller amounts. In women, testosterone helps with sexual desire and arousal and plays a role in bone, muscle and brain health. Many experts agree the evidence points to using testosterone therapy in women to treat low sexual desire that is upsetting or distressing after menopause, a condition called hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). There’s no FDA‑approved testosterone made just for women in the United States yet, Healthy
novembre 18, 2025Like
New Study Finds Discrimination Among Factors Impacting Mental Health Severity Of Young Sexual Minority Men
A new study published in the Journal of Youth aimed to examine the ways chronic stress and discrimination shape mental health and substance use among young sexual minority men living in New York City. “The aim was to tease apart how everyday experiences such as stigma connect with issues like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and substance use,” Kristen D. Krause told us. Krouse is the Deputy Director of the Center for Health, Identity, Behavior and Prevention Studies where the research was theravive
novembre 17, 2025Like
Antimicrobial Resistance and Women: The Time to Act Is Now
+ Flipbook text 1: Why is AMR a dangerous public health crisis? When you take medication for an infection, sometimes whatever is making you sick has been exposed to the medication enough that it has found a way to survive the drug. That process is antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Some parasites, viruses, bacteria and fungi are so resistant to the medications that treat them that there are no treatments that work to stop the infection. There are only 90 antibiotics in Healthy
novembre 17, 2025Like
Your Period: What’s Normal (and What’s Not)
Menstrual cramps and heavy bleeding are often seen as “just part of having a period,” but they can also be signs that something’s not quite right with your uterine health. If you’re having a lot of pain or heavy bleeding, it could point to a health problem that needs care — not something to suffer with in silence. Knowing what’s normal and what’s not can help you take better care of your uterus and overall reproductive health. Here are 10 Healthy
novembre 17, 2025Like
Overactive Bladder 101
It’s hard enough finding time to get together with our girlfriends between family responsibilities, work and (trying to) squeeze in a workout. We shouldn’t let the anxiety of making sure there’s always a bathroom around stop us from finally getting in those much needed laughs. For 33 million U.S. adults — and 4 out of 10 women — that anxiety is real. The culprit? Overactive bladder (OAB). OAB is the sudden and urgent feeling that you need to pee even Healthy
novembre 17, 2025Like
I Paid for My Lifelong Love of Tanning with a Melanoma Diagnosis — at Age 26
As told to Erica Rimlinger I used to be the person who showed up to the Christmas party every year bronzed and glowing with a fresh tan. A tan was part of my regular beauty routine, and I felt incomplete without one. I never dreamed I’d walk into my longtime tanning salon and cancel my membership, but that day arrived. The cancellation form asked me to provide a reason. In big letters, I wrote: MELANOMA. I was 26 years old, Healthy
novembre 17, 2025Like
Atherosclerosis and Heart Disease
+ Flipbook text Slide 2 What is atherosclerosis? Atherosclerosis happens when plaque (a sticky substance made mostly of fat and cholesterol) slowly builds up in your arteries. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood through your body. Plaque buildup causes the arteries to get thicker and harder. This leaves less room for blood to flow through. Slide 3 Symptoms of atherosclerosis You may not notice any symptoms with atherosclerosis. Many people don’t know they have atherosclerosis until an artery becomes Healthy
novembre 17, 2025Like
Teens at a Table: Gen Z Talks Mental Health & Careers With a BetterHelp Expert
Gen Z’s relationship to mental health has been well-analyzed, and it’s no secret why. Between social media, the pandemic, and mounting pressures from helicopter parents who track their every move, teens in the 2020s are having an experience that adults really can’t related to — and their mental health is showing the strain. And yet, according to a recent BetterHelp report, Gen Z is both more likely to talk about their mental health in online spaces, and the demographic most shek
novembre 15, 2025Like
Une tendance alarmante : les jeunes se tournent vers TikTok pour diagnostiquer leur santé mentale
TikTok, le réseau social de courtes vidéos, connaît un succès fulgurant auprès des adolescents. Initialement conçu pour le divertissement, il est devenu au fil du temps un espace où les jeunes partagent leurs émotions, leurs doutes et parfois même leurs troubles psychologiques. Loin des simples chorégraphies et défis viraux, la plateforme s’est transformée en un lieu d’expression personnelle, où les problématiques liées à la santé mentale occupent une place croissante. Anxiété, dépression, TDAH, bipolarité, hypersensibilité ou troubles du spectre autistique psychologues-paris20.fr
novembre 15, 2025Like
Autodiagnostic et santé mentale : TikTok, un danger grandissant pour les jeunes
TikTok est devenu en quelques années l’un des réseaux sociaux les plus influents chez les jeunes. Grâce à son format court, rythmé et facilement partageable, il capte l’attention et façonne les opinions de millions d’adolescents à travers le monde. Sur cette plateforme, on trouve de tout : humour, danse, conseils de vie, récits intimes, et de plus en plus fréquemment, des contenus sur la santé mentale. Des vidéos traitant de troubles tels que l’anxiété, la dépression, le trouble du déficit psychologues-paris2.fr
novembre 15, 2025Like
Le lien entre TikTok et l’explosion des autodiagnostics mentaux chez les adolescents
TikTok a révolutionné la manière dont les adolescents s’informent, s’expriment et se socialisent. En quelques années, l’application est passée du simple réseau de divertissement à un véritable espace d’échange autour de sujets personnels et parfois très intimes. Parmi les thématiques les plus populaires figure désormais la santé mentale. On y trouve des milliers de vidéos évoquant l’anxiété, le stress, la dépression, les troubles du déficit de l’attention (TDAH), le trouble borderline ou encore le spectre autistique. Ces contenus attirent massivement psychologues-paris19.fr
novembre 15, 2025Like
Quand TikTok devient une source d’autodiagnostic mental : une dérive inquiétante chez les jeunes
Avec plus d’un milliard d’utilisateurs actifs dans le monde, TikTok est devenue la plateforme favorite des adolescents. Son format de vidéos courtes, dynamiques et virales séduit par sa simplicité et sa capacité à captiver l’attention. Si l’application était autrefois perçue comme un lieu de divertissement – danses, défis, humour –, elle est aujourd’hui un véritable espace de partage d’expériences, d’émotions, et parfois… de diagnostics psychologiques. En quelques secondes, des vidéos évoquant la dépression, le TDAH, les troubles anxieux ou encore psychologues-paris18.fr