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Whether she’s a creator, gamer, wellness lover, or minimalist, these picks pair style with performance. From wearables to smart home tech, they’re gifts that work hard and look good.

Day26’s Que Mosely says alleged trauma involving Sean “Diddy” Combs triggered his schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

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.

Holidays can bring unexpected stress, anxiety, and emotional overload. Read on for a few ways to manage seasonal anxiety and stress.

Our experts return to clear up the facts about veneers, birth doulas, and patient power in this unfiltered conversation.

Want to feel sharper, happier, and more focused? The secret might be in your diet. Certain foods can work wonders for your brain, boosting everything from mood to memory. Here are five delicious and nutritious options that can help you nurture your mind and keep stress at bay.

Still, Kennedi doesn’t view that diagnosis as the end of her story; she sees it as the beginning. “HIV saved my life,” she says now, without hesitation.

When it comes to vaginal health, too many of us were taught silence instead of science. Black women especially were raised under the rule of “don’t talk under your clothes”—a cultural way of saying you don’t discuss sex, your private parts, or any of those intimate feminine matters out loud.

Spanking can be therapeutic when practiced safely, with consent & intention, offering benefits like stress/anxiety relief.