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septembre 4, 2025Like
7 Products That Can Help Provide Menopause Relief
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Around half the population will experience menopause. It is an unavoidable certainty, a fact of life. Experiences vary, as does the age of onset — according to the Mayo Clinic, the average age menopause starts in the U.S. is 51, though some will experience menopause earlier, even in their 30s. Regardless of the age of onset, many people report shek
septembre 4, 2025Like
Florida Is Ending School Vaccine Mandates. For ‘Devastated’ Pediatricians, ‘It’s Hard To Feel Shocked’
Florida is officially moving to eliminate all vaccine mandates, including those for schoolchildren. The announcement came from Florida’s surgeon general Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo in a press conference yesterday, where he announced that “every last one of [the mandates] is wrong and drips with disdain and slavery.” “Who am I to tell you what your child should put in their body? Your body is a gift from God,” continued Dr. Ladapo, an anti-vaccine doctor who was issued a public rebuke shek
septembre 3, 2025Like
Multiple Brain Aneurysms Changed My Life — And I’m So Much Better For It
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector September is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month. It was Aug. 11, 2022. I was working remotely that day. During a Zoom call with my boss and colleagues, while discussing a new project I would lead, I heard and felt a big pop go off in my head. Suddenly the voices of those in the meeting sounded strange, as if in stereo. I didn’t know what was happening to me but knew I needed to get Healthy
septembre 2, 2025Like
When Grief Won’t Let Go
Andrea Gilats was completely devastated when she lost Tom, her husband of 20 years, to cancer. For two years she wrote him daily letters. But as months turned to years, her overwhelming sorrow didn’t fade as expected. Instead, it consumed her life for nearly a decade. “I felt that my world had broken apart. I couldn’t imagine a future without him, and simply getting through each day felt like climbing Mount Everest,” said Gilats, author of After Effects, a memoir Healthy
septembre 2, 2025Like
New Study Looks At What Content Moderators Do And Whether They Use Emotion And Judgement
A new study published in the Journal of Management Studies looked at what content moderators do and the emotion work and control on a digital health platform. “The study was about understanding the nature of work and the risks and intricacies of new occupations that have emerged in the platform economy,” Dr. Andreas Kornelakis told us. “We were hoping to open the black box of what content moderators do. As many platforms follow a business model that relies on content theravive
septembre 1, 2025Like
I’m a Cancer Researcher. Stop Telling Me Everything Causes Cancer.
I’m a cancer researcher. I’m a microbiome scientist. I’m also a mom. And lately, I can’t open my phone without being told something else in my house is going to kill me. This week, it’s microplastics. Last week, it was forever chemicals in dental floss. The week before that, gas stoves, dry shampoo, talc, deodorant, chewing gum — take your pick. It’s hard to keep track. And if I, someone with a Ph.D. in cancer research, feel overwhelmed, I can shek
septembre 1, 2025Like
Recibir mi diagnóstico de pólipos nasales tomó años y tratarlos tomó incluso más tiempo
English Septiembre es el Mes Mundial de la Concientización de la Salud de los Senos Paranasales Tal como se relató a Erica Rimlinger Hace doce años, empezó mi congestión nasal. Había varias posibles causas: Podía tener un resfriado o alergias estacionales. La inundación del pueblo en que vivía debido al huracán que ocurrió ese año pudo haber desencadenado mi asma y la congestión de mis senos paranasales. Aunque los tasadores de daños de FEMA declararon que los daños de la Healthy
septembre 1, 2025Like
It Took Years to Get My Nasal Polyps Diagnosed, and Even Longer to Treat Them
Español September is World Sinus Health Awareness Month. As told to Erica Rimlinger Twelve years ago, the nasal congestion began. There were several possible causes I could think of: I might have had a mild cold or seasonal allergies. The flooding that swept into our hometown from the hurricane that year may have triggered my asthma and sinus congestion. Although the FEMA adjusters claimed the flood damage wasn’t bad, I assumed my symptoms were due to mold. I cleaned my Healthy
septembre 1, 2025Like
Why Some Women Feel Calm And Confident In The Lead Up to Childbirth (And Why Many Don’t)
Up to 60% of women experience fear of childbirth. Now researchers have uncovered why some women are more likely to remain confident and calm in the lead up to giving birth. “We found that lower fear of childbirth is strongly associated with positive mental well-being, belief in the use of birthing techniques, and confidence in using those techniques during labour. Among these, positive mental well-being was the strongest predictor of reduced fear, followed by one’s belief in the ability to theravive
août 30, 2025Like
Psychédéliques et dépression résistante : état des connaissances actuelles
Depuis plusieurs années, la santé mentale est devenue un enjeu prioritaire de santé publique, notamment en raison de l’augmentation des cas de dépression. Parmi les formes les plus préoccupantes figure la dépression résistante, c’est-à-dire une dépression qui ne répond pas aux traitements classiques. Cette impasse thérapeutique pousse la recherche à explorer de nouvelles pistes, parfois audacieuses. C’est dans ce contexte que les psychédéliques, longtemps marginalisés, font leur retour dans les laboratoires et les hôpitaux. Substances naguère associées à la contre-culture, psychologues-paris20.fr
août 30, 2025Like
L’utilisation des psychédéliques dans le traitement de la dépression résistante
Depuis quelques années, l’intérêt scientifique et médical pour les substances psychédéliques connaît un renouveau spectaculaire. Longtemps marginalisés à cause de leur association avec les mouvements contre-culturels des années 1960 et les interdictions légales qui ont suivi, les psychédéliques sont aujourd’hui réévalués à la lumière de recherches rigoureuses. Parmi les applications les plus prometteuses figure le traitement de la dépression résistante, un trouble mental invalidant qui ne répond pas aux traitements conventionnels tels que les antidépresseurs et la psychothérapie. Qu’est-ce que psychologues-paris2.fr
août 30, 2025Like
Dépression résistante : les apports potentiels des psychédéliques
La dépression est une pathologie fréquente et invalidante qui touche plus de 300 millions de personnes dans le monde. Si les antidépresseurs classiques et la psychothérapie permettent une amélioration chez une majorité de patients, environ un tiers souffre de dépression résistante, c’est-à-dire une forme de la maladie ne répondant pas à au moins deux traitements bien conduits. Face à cette impasse thérapeutique, la recherche explore depuis une décennie de nouvelles pistes, dont l’une des plus prometteuses mais aussi controversées concerne psychologues-paris19.fr