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A grandmother in Texas made a miraculous discovery when she awoke from anesthesia.
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I’m an eye doctor — here's why you should avoid waterproof makeup
"I just want you to be more cautious about using these products every day," Dr. Alexa Hecht explains.
Young women get lung cancer at higher rates than men — docs don't know why
While the disparity is slim, researchers at the American Cancer Society believe it's a big enough discrepancy that it should be looked into.
Brody Jenner makes coffee with fiancée Tia Blanco's breast milk: 'Freaking delicious'
"The Hills" alum and the pro surfer gave the blend rave reviews.
Hundreds of vagina plaster casts spill onto road after crash
A short clip of the aftermath shows a man believed to be the driver trying to secure his lost load.
I turned my ruined breast milk into a soap and lotion business — here's how
“It helps with aging, wrinkles, stretch marks, and dry skin," Britni Eddy said.
I'm still breastfeeding my 5-year-old son, I'll keep going until he wants to stop
A mom from England shared that she is still breastfeeding her 5-year-old son — and had no plans to stop.
NYC first in US to offer 'on demand' abortion kits by phone, virtual appt.
"If clinically appropriate and prescribed, patients will be able to receive a medication abortion kit at their New York City address within a few days," said a City Hall release.
I'm a young mom — doctors refuse to tie my tubes because I'm not married
Docs refused to tie her tubes because she hadn't tied the knot.
Doctors discover 'remarkable' evidence that G-spot exists: new study
Gear up for some mind-blowing orgasms, ladies and gents: After years of debate about its existence, doctors now think they have discovered definitive evidence.
I spent my $36K home deposit on massive body makeover — I don't regret it
“I might not be getting my dream house — but at least I get to live in my dream body,” said Scarlet Black, 27.
Young woman faces open-heart surgery after birth control goes horribly wrong
Cloe Westerway, 22, underwent a standard routine procedure to have a contraceptive implant inserted two years ago in a women's health clinic, but in the following days, things started to take...
Drinking diet soda during pregnancy linked to autism — but only for one gender: study
Pregnant or breastfeeding women who consume diet soda or other foods and drinks containing aspartame could experience higher rates of autism diagnoses in their sons, a new study has revealed.
Why women crave chocolate at certain times of month, according to scientists
“This is nothing bad. It’s physiological, but it may explain what many women report to us about what they feel across the menstrual cycle," a researcher revealed.
TikTok cancer 'experts' mostly bogus, docs warn — how to tell what's real
Researchers discovered that the social media app's most popular cancer-related content is mostly "misleading or dramatically inaccurate."
I had my filler dissolved but my lips ballooned: Beware this allergic reaction
Her lips aren’t sealed.
Ballerina flats are celebs' new It shoes — but do they destroy your feet?
Even though the footwear is trendy right now, experts are sending a cautionary message.
Planned Parenthood resumes abortion services in Wisconsin after pause following Roe v. Wade decision
Planned Parenthood resumed offering abortion services in Wisconsin on Monday after halting them for more than a year since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
'Maternity care deserts' in US rural hospitals force families to relocate for childbirth
Following the abrupt closure in August of the only maternity ward within 40 miles, Alisha Alderson decided to go to Boise, Idaho — a two-hour drive through a mountain pass...
Doctor shares 'dangers' of wearing high heels — and it's more than just foot pain
It's a step in the wrong direction.
I had colon cancer twice before 50 — these are the signs doctors missed
"I hope that even if one person makes their case for more treatment options and it saves them, then that is why I am speaking out," Sherri Rollins wrote.