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A Conversation With Nina Coslov About Perimenopause
In her early 40s, Nina Coslov started experiencing symptoms of perimenopause, but she was still having regular menstrual periods. When she couldn’t get answers from her healthcare providers, she co-founded Women Living Better, an organization dedicated to improving women’s understanding of the path to menopause through research and education. She harnessed her science background to become the lead author on “Symptom Experience During the Late Reproductive Stage and the Menopausal Transition: Observations From the Women Living Better survey,” published in Healthy
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El Dorado Community Health Centers Will Expand In California
The Neenan Company (Fort Collins, Colo.) broke ground on a El Dorado Community Health Center (EDCHC) in Placerville, Calif. Situated on 12 acres, the new center will replace EDCHC’s current Placerville and Diamond Springs, Calif., clinics. The 30,600-square-foot project will include 40 primary care exam rooms, 10 behavioral health exam rooms and substance abuse treatment rooms, seven dental exam rooms, and four optical exam rooms, as well as space to provide telehealth services. A groundbreaking ceremony is planned in April healthcare
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New Survey Asks Children How They Feel About Climate Change
A new study published in the Lancet Planetary Health Journal looked at a global survey on climate anxiety in children and young people and their beliefs about government responses to climate change. “We know from smaller studies that young people around the world experience climate anxiety and we also know that young people can feel betrayed by those in power who are failing to act on the climate crisis,” study author Elizabeth Marks told us. “However, large scale research was theravive
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The 7 Best Online Therapy Services Covered By Insurance
Online therapy is becoming more and more popular as we advance to the digital world. With therapy services gone online, there’s a lot we can save when it comes to our finances, for example; when you can take your next therapy session from the comfort of your living room, you save money by not commuting from your home to your therapist’s office, right? Online therapy has made accessing mental health care easy and affordable, especially if your work hours are calmsage
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Choosing to be child-free
Becoming a parent is a big choice, and there shouldn’t be shame whatever we decide. So why do women who choose to be child-free so often face questioning, accusations, and stigma? When my sister and I were children, we had different tastes in toys. She begged for baby dolls and prams, while I longed for stuffed animals. She wanted to play ‘mummies and daddies’, while I pranced around pretending to be a cat. Guess which one of us now has happi
janvier 31, 2022Like
The Perfect 5-Minute Workout for Your Butt According to Personal Trainers
A sculpted, strong butt isn’t just for filling out those jeans (or beloved TikTok leggings). There are many benefits to giving some attention to your tush. “Strengthening the glutes are a great way to support the low back, aid in pelvic alignment, and improve posture,” Dani Schenone, RYT, holistic wellness expert for Mindbody, tells SheKnows. “Also, stronger glutes make stairs a bit easier to climb, and heavy objects a bit easier to lift.” According to Jennifer Jacobs, CPT and founder shek
janvier 31, 2022Like
Autophobia (Monophobia): The Fear of Being Alone
Many different types of phobia can develop due to trauma, such as nosophobia (fear of having a disease) and atychiphobia (fear of being failure). But in this article, we’ll be focusing on autophobia, also known as monophobia, is the intense fear of being alone, and it can cause severe anxiety and apprehension. For someone living with autophobia, being by themselves even in a safe, comfortable space like their own home, can be stressful and even frightening. This irrational fear is talk
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Atychiphobia: The Fear of Failure
To some extent, we all have a fear of failure at some point in our life. Nobody wants to not succeed. It’s actually even normal (and common) to experience fear or apprehension about failing. That said, if you find you’re so afraid of failing at something that you can’t even try it, or if your fear is so paralyzing that it’s interfering in your daily life, you might be experiencing atychiphobia, or fear of failure phobia. Phobias are irrational, intense, talk
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Can You Pass Out from a Panic Attack?
Anyone who has them can tell you, panic attacks can produce a level of anxiety that’s devastating. Sometimes, attacks can be so intense that you might start to feel dizzy. You may even think you’re about to pass out — but can panic attacks make you pass out? Keep reading to find out. We’ll explore the effects of panic attacks and look specifically at how much potential there is for you to actually pass out during an episode. We’ll look talk
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Living With RVVC
Most women — 75% — will get a vaginal yeast infection at some point in their lives. And, a small number will experience recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC) — a chronic yeast infection that comes back three or more times in a year. Learn the facts about chronic yeast infection — and get some tips that can help. This resource was created with support from Mycovia Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Recurrent Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (Chronic Yeast Healthy
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Your Guide to NASH
What you need to know about nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a nonalcoholic fatty liver disease Did you know that liver disease is not always related to alcohol? In fact, up to 25% of people in the United States are affected by nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a group of liver conditions in people who drink little to no alcohol. Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is an aggressive and more severe form of NAFLD that causes liver swelling and cell damage. With NASH cases on Healthy
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Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Fatty Liver Disease
Medically reviewed by Dr. Erin K Spengler Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a group of liver conditions in people who drink little to no alcohol. People with NAFLD have too much fat stored in liver cells, making it harder for the liver to function. NAFLD may not always have signs or symptoms, but possible symptoms are fatigue and pain or discomfort in the upper right abdomen. There are two types of NAFLD: Simple fatty liver, when you have fat Healthy