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Sarah L. and her hus­band were filled with antic­i­pa­tion as they pre­pared to wel­come their baby. But in the midst of that joy, Sarah noticed some­thing unex­pect­ed — a lump under her arm, fol­lowed by anoth­er in her breast. Trust­ing her instincts, she didn’t wait to act. 

Up to 15% of new moth­ers expe­ri­ence post­par­tum depres­sion, but it’s often con­fused with baby blues or brushed off as nor­mal exhaus­tion. Under­stand­ing the dif­fer­ence could be the key to get­ting the help you need to feel like your­self again.

Think sup­ple­ments are the secret to bet­ter health? Near­ly 75% of Amer­i­cans are tak­ing them, but these ​“nat­ur­al” prod­ucts aren’t as safe as you think, they can inter­fere with med­ica­tions, cause dan­ger­ous side effects, and aren’t even proven to work for healthy peo­ple. Before you pop anoth­er vit­a­min, dis­cov­er what the FDA does­n’t require sup­ple­ment com­pa­nies to tell you.

Up to 15% of new moth­ers expe­ri­ence post­par­tum depres­sion, but it’s often con­fused with baby blues or brushed off as nor­mal exhaus­tion. Under­stand­ing the dif­fer­ence could be the key to get­ting the help you need to feel like your­self again.

Think sup­ple­ments are the secret to bet­ter health? Near­ly 75% of Amer­i­cans are tak­ing them, but these ​“nat­ur­al” prod­ucts aren’t as safe as you think, they can inter­fere with med­ica­tions, cause dan­ger­ous side effects, and aren’t even proven to work for healthy peo­ple. Before you pop anoth­er vit­a­min, dis­cov­er what the FDA does­n’t require sup­ple­ment com­pa­nies to tell you.

AI chat­bots are answer­ing mil­lions of health ques­tions dai­ly, but one study found they gave dan­ger­ous­ly wrong advice about mix­ing med­ica­tions that could cause some­one to faint. While these dig­i­tal doc­tors can help you prep for appoint­ments and find basic health info, know­ing when to trust them (and when to run to a real physi­cian) could lit­er­al­ly save your life.

AI chat­bots are answer­ing mil­lions of health ques­tions dai­ly, but one study found they gave dan­ger­ous­ly wrong advice about mix­ing med­ica­tions that could cause some­one to faint. While these dig­i­tal doc­tors can help you prep for appoint­ments and find basic health info, know­ing when to trust them (and when to run to a real physi­cian) could lit­er­al­ly save your life.

For near­ly 10 years, Bob­by lived with excru­ci­at­ing back pain that kept him awake every night and made lift­ing his tod­dler unbear­able. One surgery changed every­thing; now he’s com­plete­ly pain-free.

Two-thirds of moms are burned out, and it’s not just being tired, it’s a real con­di­tion that can destroy your health and rela­tion­ships. Here’s how to spot the warn­ing signs and actu­al­ly fix it before it gets worse.

Up to 15% of new moth­ers expe­ri­ence post­par­tum depres­sion, but it’s often con­fused with baby blues or brushed off as nor­mal exhaus­tion. Under­stand­ing the dif­fer­ence could be the key to get­ting the help you need to feel like your­self again.

AI chat­bots are answer­ing mil­lions of health ques­tions dai­ly, but one study found they gave dan­ger­ous­ly wrong advice about mix­ing med­ica­tions that could cause some­one to faint. While these dig­i­tal doc­tors can help you prep for appoint­ments and find basic health info, know­ing when to trust them (and when to run to a real physi­cian) could lit­er­al­ly save your life.

Two-thirds of moms are burned out, and it’s not just being tired, it’s a real con­di­tion that can destroy your health and rela­tion­ships. Here’s how to spot the warn­ing signs and actu­al­ly fix it before it gets worse.

Think sup­ple­ments are the secret to bet­ter health? Near­ly 75% of Amer­i­cans are tak­ing them, but these ​“nat­ur­al” prod­ucts aren’t as safe as you think, they can inter­fere with med­ica­tions, cause dan­ger­ous side effects, and aren’t even proven to work for healthy peo­ple. Before you pop anoth­er vit­a­min, dis­cov­er what the FDA does­n’t require sup­ple­ment com­pa­nies to tell you.

AI chat­bots are answer­ing mil­lions of health ques­tions dai­ly, but one study found they gave dan­ger­ous­ly wrong advice about mix­ing med­ica­tions that could cause some­one to faint. While these dig­i­tal doc­tors can help you prep for appoint­ments and find basic health info, know­ing when to trust them (and when to run to a real physi­cian) could lit­er­al­ly save your life.

For near­ly 10 years, Bob­by lived with excru­ci­at­ing back pain that kept him awake every night and made lift­ing his tod­dler unbear­able. One surgery changed every­thing; now he’s com­plete­ly pain-free.