Dr. Amy Beckley has personal experience with understanding hormonal cycles. She told Health Digest all about why it's important to be in touch with your body.
With COVID-19 variants continuing to spread, it sometimes feels impossible to avoid the virus. However, if you're pregnant, there are a few things to consider.
While it was once common practice to clamp and cut the umbilical cord immediately after birth, research is now revealing that there are good reasons to wait.
To remove inappropriate and outdated stigmas from menstruation, we need to talk about it. Here is the menstrual cycle, and all of its phases, explained.
Podcaster and "Sex Sells" creator WeezyWTF explained why she's working to destigmatize sex and revealed why it's so important to encourage sex positivity.
Experts are growing increasingly concerned over the state of maternal healthcare in the U.S. post-Roe. Here's why all pregnant people are at an increased risk.
There are lots of factors to take into account before you have children, both financial and legal. Learn what new laws might mean for surrogacy and IVF.
Exercising during pregnancy has many benefits for the mother and the pregnancy itself. However, many wonder if moving your body can shorten the length of labor.
While it may seem like you can start having sex immediately after taking your first birth control pill, it usually takes time for them to start working.
Endometriosis remains one of the most difficult conditions for doctors to diagnose. If you think you have it, here's what to do before your next appointment.
Lifestyle changes like diet and exercise can help women manage PCOS symptoms. But the whey protein powder in your kitchen may also provide some relief.
A vasectomy may seem like an intimidating procedure. However, men's health expert, Dr. Justin Houman explains why this procedure can be safe and beneficial.
Prenatal vitamins are important supplements for those who are pregnant. But what should you do if they make pregnancy symptoms, like morning sickness, worse?
Plan B is an emergency contraceptive designed to help prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. But its effectiveness can vary depending on your weight.
An HPV vaccine called Gardasil was developed in 2006, initially approved for females between ages 9 and 26 years old. It is now available for more people.
IUDs are extremely effective in preventing pregnancy, but it's still possible that they may fail. It's important to know what happens if you do become pregnant.
One of the most frustrating side effects of going off birth control is acne. Discover how to avoid the most annoying aftermath of getting off the pill.
If you're familiar with endometriosis, you might think of heavy periods and fertility challenges. But there are plenty of lesser-known symptoms like leg pain.