Instead of fighting over whether and when people should wear masks, Jeannie Edmunds asks us to consider all the ways they make life easier.
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Time Warped: Childhood Trauma Can Accelerate Aging Now
New research shows that early abuse can impact cortisol production throughout a woman’s lifetime, which may contribute to health problems such as heart disease.
The 5 Most Important Skincare Ingredients For Women Our Age
To help you sort through the range of products and the wild claims, we asked dermatologists which ingredients are most effective for keeping skin looking its best.
Chris Evert Dishes Out Advice On Hope, Respect—and Menopause
As Chris Evert battles a new opponent, ovarian cancer, we get to hear the tennis icon’s thoughts on staying strong and maintaining balance and peace.
Shar McBee: Leadership and Yoga With A Twist of….Wine?
After proving that yoga can play an integral part in developing leaders, author and speaker Shar McBee has added a new element to the mix: the idea of sipping and surrendering.
New Year’s Resolution Help: Burn Fat, Re-Set Your Body on a Fast-Mimicking Diet
If getting in shape is on your resolution list, here’s our completely honest, sometimes slap-happy, step-by-step guide to the ProLon fast mimicking plan.
I Am The Tub of Missing Butter Substitute and You Will Never Find Me
Can’t find your keys? Tried brushing teeth with hair gel? These kind of things happen more these days, and Joyce Wadler has something to say about it.
Starting a Dry January? Here’s How a Former Party Person Quit for Good—Cold Turkey
She took her first toke at age 12 and her last one at age 58. Here Nina Malkin explains how she went cold turkey off alcohol and drugs and why.
Omicron Alert: There’s a (Very!) Thin Line Between Safe and Unsafe
She thought her at-home COVID test gave her clearance to socialize, then Jennifer Rapaport realized her mistake. Here’s what you need to know about reading test results.
On the Way to Machu Picchu: The Dead Woman and the Turn-Around Lady
Because she was the oldest in the group, some doubted Jeannie Ralston could make the 4-day, 26-mile trek on the Inca Trail. At times, so did she.
