After a year of pandemic-induced cabin fever, make sure you get outside regularly. Research shows nature helps reduce stress and build up endorphins.
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Menopause Goes High Tech: A New App Helps You Through the Ups and Downs
Silicon Valley is finally recognizing that menopause is a thing and that women who go through it have needs and clout. Apple now has an app for us.
The COVID Vaccine: A New Social Divide Between the Haves and the Have Nots
Finding a vaccine slot can feel like winning the lottery or joining an exclusive club. Here’s our report on frustration and freedom after a year of COVID.
Gender Bias Much? Why High Blood Pressure is Often Misdiagnosed in Women
Antiquated assumptions in healthcare are killers. Just look at a new report that says doctors too often dismiss high blood pressure as stress or a menopause symptom.
In Her New Book, Norma Kamali Talks About Her Purpose-Filled Life and How to Make Yours the Same
In “I Am Invincible,” Norma Kamali, who speaks at our virtual Out Loud event tonight, tells us how to live a full, rewarding life at any age.
Make Sex Fun Again: Two New Lube Choices With Powerful Extra Ingredients
Glissant was founded by two women who have the perfect credentials for addressing women’s sexual issues in a beautiful, sensuous way.
The Menopause Whisperer: How Jill Angelo and Gennev Help Women Through the Transition
“The change” has long been a taboo subject, but new attitudes and help are at hand. Here we find out what makes Jill Angelo’s menopause-resource company, Gennev, so ground-breaking.
Sleep Left Me For a Younger Woman
Lucie Frost had a long, complicated relationship with Sleep, but she really thought they were good together. Sleep had other ideas.
Most Vaccine Recipients are White Women Over 50. Uh, How Did This Happen?
This week, the CDC released data on who has received the vaccine. Here are some reasons why white women over 50 have been first in line.
Hi! I Am Your Migraine, And I’m Just Here For A Quick Visit
Migraines. They’re an uninvited guest—the awful kind that leaves wet towels on the floor and toast crumbs in the butter dish. If migraines could talk, this is what they’d say.
