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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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How to Maximize Women’s Sexual Health at Any Age (opens the original)
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We’ve come a long way in talking openly and sharing information about women’s sexual health. Compared with just a few decades ago, girls and women seem to feel less ashamed about carrying period products, middle-aged women can more easily identify the symptoms of perimenopause, and older women are discussing on social media how to enjoy an active sex life after menopause. This is so necessary because, as much pleasure — and literal life — as our lady parts bring us, they are also susceptible to
Perimenopause: Everything to Know About Symptoms and Treatments (opens the original)
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“Our moms never talked about this; I can only remember my mom complaining about hot flashes,” says Kimberlee Coleman, MD, a board-certified OBGYN at Pediatrix Medical Group in Margate, Florida, recalling how much has changed, even since she was in medical school 25 years ago. The undefined nature of what is and isn’t a perimenopause symptom, combined with the fact that it’s only recently become a popular subject, has made getting treatment frustrating for many patients. But lucky for us, we’re i
Fatty15 Review: Testing the Longevity Supplement and the Science Behind It (opens the original)
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We used to accept that aging meant our bodies would slowly, and then very quickly, fall apart, eventually succumbing to the diseases programmed in our genes. There was no fighting the inevitable. Longevity was just a matter of luck. But as science and technology have advanced, and we’ve seen more people live past 100, it’s looking like there may be ways to extend our healthy years. Research into how to live longer and better has led to the development of promising new supplements like fatty15. N
What to Pack in Your Home Emergency Kit, According to Experts (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, I used to think that those who made emergency kits for their home were a special category of person, and not necessarily in a positive way. Sure, I’d prepare when the forecast called for a once-in-a-century storm. But I had the privileged sense of general safety that made me think I didn’t need to gather a special stash of canned goods, bottled water, and paper maps with highlighted evacuation routes. Being a “prepper” was just too extreme. Here’s the current reality: If you liv
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