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Albinism is still profoundly misunderstood — both socially and medically — and the aim of the month of September is to educate society on the condition. It’s a genetically inherited condition that happens worldwide, regardless of ethnicity or gender. Dr Nomphelo Gantso weighs in. 1/ What causes albinism? 2/ Are there any symptoms? : 3 Women […] More
I was recently scrolling through posts in a Facebook group for one of my favorite podcasts, Forever 35 (if you’re not already listening to Kate and Doree every week — you should be. They’re your go-to for all things self-care.) And, on this particular day, one of the group members posed the question, “I’m moving […] More
Self-reported breast cancers — especially ones that don’t involve the typical lump — highlight why it’s so important to pay attention to any strange signs or symptoms or changes you may be experiencing, in addition to staying on top of your mammograms and annual checkups, says Dr Neelima Denduluri, the associate chair of the U.S. […] More
For about as long as I can remember, I’ve had a complicated relationship with food. My grandparents, all children of the Depression era, taught my siblings and I to never waste food — if it was on the table, it was to be eaten. (My grandpa spent years of his childhood unsure of when his next […] More
I’ve never necessarily been one to hop on board any wellness trend that comes my way — but I would be remiss to call CBD a passing “trend.” By now, I can almost guarantee that you’ve heard of CBD, the products that feature it, and its vast array of health and wellness benefits — but […] More
Since I started working at The Everygirl, I’ve heard one coffee order repeated every single day, several times a day. Every time one of our editors goes on a coffee run, choruses of, “Can you get me an iced almond-milk latte? I’ll venmo you!” ring through our office. As a girl who never strays from […] More
There are just certain things we don’t talk about with our girlfriends. I’ll probably never have a conversation with my friends about my bowel movements, body odor, or indigestion. You know what else I put on that list? Vaginal discharge. Even the word “discharge” is gross. Say it. It’s gross, right? Don’t get me wrong, […] More
I heard about the Enneagram from a friend. As soon as I took the Enneagram test, I sent it to all of my friends. I made them take the test, and then we all discussed each type, what the meant, if we were “compatible” — you know the drill. The Enneagram is cool and all, […] More
