Health

The latest episode of 'Listen to Black Women' cuts through the hype around viral health trends and gets candid about fibroids and Black women’s health.

Botox is used as more than just a beautifier tool. Medical professionals have used it for years to treat more serious medical concerns.

On World Diabetes Day, we’re celebrating the strength and resilience of Black women who continue to thrive while managing their diagnosis. From Halle Berry to everyday heroes, these women prove that diabetes doesn’t define you—it’s just one part of your powerful story.

Looking down at your phone at a 45° angle can cause "tech neck," leading to chronic pain, stiffness, and even early neck wrinkles. Here's how to fix it.

From creative hacks to surprising self-care tricks, these period tips will change the way you manage your cycle. Say goodbye to leaks, cramps, and stress — and hello to comfort, confidence, and even a little pleasure.

Can you easily get off the floor without using your hands or support? This seemingly simple task could provide key insight into your overall health and longevity.

For decades, contraceptive options for men have been limited to condoms and vasectomies. But now, a breakthrough in reproductive health is underway. Scientists are developing the first-ever male birth control pill.

At 73, Ellen Ector is shattering stereotypes around aging with her bold fitness journey, plant-based lifestyle, and mission to empower Black women to take control of their health.

Social media is overflowing with misinformation about contraception — and Dr. Jackie Walters, widely known as “America’s most beloved OB-GYN,” says it’s time to trust science over internet hearsay when it comes to protecting reproductive health.

Can an orgasm ease labor pain? Some experts say yes. Dame and Orgasmic Birth created a vibrator to help release oxytocin during labor, which may reduce pain and stress naturally.

In 1988, President Ronald Regan declared October to be Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month “to increase our understanding of the great tragedy involved in the deaths of unborn and newborn babies.”

At a single glance, one might think this organization is just a walking group; however, GirlTREK is much more than that. It has evolved into a life-saving sisterhood, one intended to transform Black lives, heal intergenerational trauma, and fight systemic racism one foot forward at a time.