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juin 5, 2024Like
Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Medically reviewed by Eila C. Skinner, M.D. + Video transcript Video/Image Voiceover/Audio Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer Female doctor, woman of color, talking to female patient: doctor looks caring, patient looks concerned. Finding out you have urothelial bladder cancer can be overwhelming and scary and lead to feelings of anxiety and depression. Patient — around 55 years old — with lots of question marks around her head. And, on top of the diagnosis itself, you may be managing other Healthy
juin 5, 2024Like
College Burnout: It’s Real And Here’s How to Deal With It
College. What a wild ride it is, right? Academic exploration, personal growth, independence, and making new friends. But did you know that for many, the relentless pressure to excel, coupled with the constant juggle of academics, social life, and financial issues, college can morph into a minefield of stress, exhaustion, and burnout? I wish I knew about college burnout when I was in University, but alas! Now that I know better, let me be your friendly neighborhood guide to recovering calmsage
juin 4, 2024Like
Prolapse Changed My Life for the Better
As told to Jacquelyne Froeber June is Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month Sitting in a waiting room with mostly 80-year-old men, I wondered how I got here. I was 50. Active. In good health. But apparently my bladder thought I was twice my age. The urge to pee was taking over my life. No matter where I was or what I was doing, I had to pee at least once an hour — more than 30 times a day on Healthy
juin 4, 2024Like
Managing Uterine Health Conditions at Work
+ Infographic text 1 in 4 people who menstruate in the U.S. deal with period problems so bad they affect quality of life — including at work. Many of them are dealing with uterine health conditions, such as: Fibroids, non-cancerous growths in the muscle wall of the uterus, affect about 8 in 10 women at some point in their lives Endometriosis, when tissue similar to your uterine lining grows outside your uterus and gets stuck to other organs, affects more Healthy
juin 4, 2024Like
Girls of Color Are Starting Their Periods Earlier, a Study Says — Here’s What Parents Should Know
A recent study indicates that girls of color, particularly Black girls, are beginning their menstrual cycles at younger ages than their peers. While the exact reasons for this phenomenon remain unclear, some experts suggest environmental chemicals and pollutants may contribute, and highly processed foods can accelerate aging and adversely affect health. Chronic stress could also play a role in early periods, according to the study, which may come as a surprise to some. As adults and parents, we might forget shek
juin 4, 2024Like
Understanding Vitiligo & What Happens Within the Skin
This article is sponsored by Incyte. Vitiligo is a chronic autoimmune condition that manifests as white patches of depigmented skin, or a complete loss of color, on affected areas of the body. The condition can have a significant impact on people’s lives and affects an estimated 1.9 to 2.8 million people in the United States. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about vitiligo, which can cause people with the condition to feel misunderstood and may also hinder the proper understanding and shek
juin 4, 2024Like
New Study Looks At Whether Metabolites Play A Role In Bipolar Disorder
A new study published in the Journal of Biological Psychiatry looked at a potential causal risk factor for bipolar disorder. “We sought to identify specific metabolites that may play a causal role in bipolar disorder,” study author David Stacey told us. “We hoped that would tell us something about the underlying aetiology while potentially highlighting new lifestyle interventions or drug targets. The study was completely exploratory. Researchers screened nearly 1,000 metabolites for a potential role in bipolar disorder. Since they theravive
juin 4, 2024Like
11 Ways You’re Making Yourself Miserable (And How to Stop)
In our lives, we keep searching for happiness. In the quest to find happiness, many of us find ourselves becoming more and more miserable as each day passes. We can’t enjoy life, hang out with friends, or keep our relationships happy and healthy. So why is it that we are miserable? Surprisingly, much of our misery is self-inflicted. Knowing how to recognize the reasons and address them can help you become happier and have better relationships with others. In this calmsage
juin 3, 2024Like
Brittany Mahomes Revealed How She Prepped For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit With ‘Literally a Week’s Notice’
Brittany Mahomes is no stranger to the spotlight. After all, she’s married to a reigning two-time Super Bowl champion quarterback, friends with the world’s biggest pop star, and co-owner of a sports franchise (the Kansas City Current in the National Women’s Soccer League) — it comes with the territory at this point. But the mom of two hit a new high in May when she appeared in the Sports Illustrated’s 2024 Swimsuit Issue, looking strong and sexy posing while romping shek
juin 3, 2024Like
News: What To Know About Pride Month 2024 (Meaning, Theme, & More)
Pride Month is celebrated in June every year! June is a time when we rejoice in the “most-celebrated community” around the world. It’s the month of parades, diversity, celebration, self-acceptance, achievements, and most importantly pride. Do you know that the first pride was held in 1970? However, the official recognition came much later. Well, whenever the world thinks of pride month, we think of resilience, strong sense, efforts, diversity, self-expression, individuality, connection, diminished stereotypical thinking, and whatnot! In this blog, calmsage
juin 2, 2024Like
Deepen Your Bonds With Gift Giving as a Love Language
Love might come in many shapes and sizes, and so does the way we choose to show our love to the ones that matter the most. How I choose to shower love and affection might be way different from yours, and it’s A-OK! We all be as dramatic in love (and its expression) as we want, after all. Herein comes the five love languages proposed by Dr. Gary Chapman. In Dr. Chapman’s book, “Five Love Languages”, he identifies five distinct calmsage
juin 1, 2024Like
Faye Dunaway’s Upcoming Documentary Gives Fans a Rare Glimpse Into the Reason for Her On-Set Outbursts
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Faye Dunaway. When you hear or see the name, you probably think of two things: her legendary acting career, and the rather disturbing on-set behavior she reportedly did throughout her career. Now, at 83 years old, Dunaway is opening up about the reason behind her erratic behavior in a new HBO documentary entitled Faye. And in this documentary that shek