By Megan LaCreta
FDA Approves The First At-Home Pap Smear Alternative
The new tool, called the Teal Wand, allows for at-home screening for HIV, the virus that causes most cases of cervical cancer.
By Samantha Darby
WTF Is Up With That End-Of-The-School-Year Illness?
Because of course we have to panic about our kids missing all their important recitals one last time before summer.
By Julie Sprankles
Does Liquid Collagen Actually Work? We Asked Skin Experts About The Viral Hype
Social media swears it’ll give you the youthful complexion of your dreams. Here’s what derms and estheticians say.
By Julie Sprankles
Wait, Wait, Wait... Should We Be Smelling Our Floss?
A viral TikTok claims stinky floss could be a sign of gum disease — and according to dental experts, it’s not as ridiculous as it sounds.
By Katie Garrity
16 Different Meat Products Are Being Recalled After Customers Complained Of Bad Color & Taste
Smith Packing has recalled 18,792 pounds of different ready-to-eat sausage, sliced meat, and poultry products.
By Julie Sprankles
Can Kids Get Skin Cancer? What Doctors Say Parents Should Know
A doctor and a dermatologist reveal how common it actually is, and what we should be looking for.
By Arielle Tschinkel
When Does This Fricking Back Pain Warrant A Doctor’s Visit?
Getting older... such a joy!
By Penelope
My Husband Has Let Himself Go & It's Bad
He’s not the man I married, and I desperately want the old version back.
By Megan LaCreta
Can Tweens and Teens Get Breast Reductions? This Plastic Surgeon Says Yes: Here’s How
Surgery is not the solution for every person, but it might be right for your teen.
By Megan LaCreta
A New Study Warns That Mattresses May Expose Children To Brain-Harming Chemicals
The chemicals have been linked to developmental and hormonal disorders.
