By Meredith Begley
How Bad Is It That My Kid Doesn’t Take Vitamins?
A dietitian gives us all one less thing to feel guilty about.
Your Brain On (Or Off) Drugs
By Jamie Kenney
Study Finds Differences In Kids Brains May Lead To Drug Use, Not The Other Way Around
And the differences could present an easy early intervention.
By Jamie Kenney
The American Academy Of Pediatrics Is Suing RFK & HHS Over Vaccine Policy
“This wasn’t just sidelining science. It’s an attack on the very foundation of how we protect families and children’s health.”
Step Away From The Sheet Mask
By Kait Hanson
Should You Really Be Doing Your Skin Care On An Airplane?
Social media might glamorize in-flight skin care routines, but dermatologists aren’t fans of this viral trend.
By Elliott Harrell
Mommy Wants To Be Thinner
I’m taking a GLP-1 medication for weight loss... but I don’t want to f*ck up my daughters’ body image in the process.
By Anna Rahmanan
Is Motherhood All About Forgetting... Or Remembering?
I thought I’d hold onto every moment, but there’s a strange mercy (and science) to the amnesia of motherhood.
By Kate Rope
An Open Letter To Anyone NOT In Perimenopause
Brain fog. Swamp crotch. Rage. There’s no manual for the midlife hormone apocalypse — but there should be.
Put Your Listening Ears On
By Kait Hanson
No, Your AirPods Aren’t Like Mini-Microwaves In Your Ears — Despite What Those Viral Instagram Videos Claim
This is a story about AirPods, but so much more.
By Jamie Kenney
RFK Says Wearable Devices Will Help Make America Healthy Again
The HHS secretary praised continuous glucose monitors in particular, declaring their effect on health “miraculous.”
By Brianne Hogan
Would You Try “Vabbing”? TikTok’s Favorite DIY *Perfume* Trend Explained
Can dabbing vaginal fluid on your wrists and neck really boost attraction? Or is it just gross? We unpack the internet trend with a sex educator.
