Health

Stop people-pleasing and reclaim your peace! Learn why the power of 'no' is the ultimate self-care strategy for Black women breaking the Superwoman Schema.

One issue that completely caught me off guard—and one I know many of us experience but rarely say out loud—was vaginal dryness and discomfort.

Struggling with a low libido? Daré Bioscience, a female-founded biotech company, has debuted a new prescription cream called Dare To Play aimed at addressing the issue.

Recently crowned Model of the Year at the 2025 Fashion Awards, Yai is currently recovering from a scary medical emergency.

Big Boss Vette revealed she’s cancer-free after a private health battle, inspiring fans with strength, honesty, and resilience.

Black women face unacceptable risks in pregnancy/childbirth due to systemic racism, as seen in the tragic death of midwife Dr. Janell Green Smith.

From grillz and "piano teeth" to mamograms and pap smears, our experts share practical tips for Black women to take charge of their health with confidence.

In our community, healing is both ancestral and evolving, and it’s built on trust. Rising from rituals passed down from our elders, the ways in which we care for ourselves now takes many forms. From therapy sessions, wellness apps and shared stories in group chats, we trust what has held us, and we lean into what lifts us. […]

Black women must establish firm personal boundaries to safeguard their wellbeing. Here are some insights from 'The Chi's' leading ladies.

An affordable pill called naltrexone is gaining buzz as the "Ozempic of alcohol" for its reported ability to curb drinking cravings, similar to how GLP-1 drugs help reduce appetite.

Tigerlily Foundation provides a safe space for Black women to heal, learn, and fight breast cancer disparities.

The key to making it through the postpartum period is to reach out for support. “There are just so many things to navigate,” Dr. Nicole added.