Womens Health

All couples evolve, and with them, so do their sexual relationships. It’s normal for sexual desire to increase and decrease, as it depends on countless factors unique to each person…

It’s 3:30 in the morning on a shockingly cold January day in Orlando. I’m dressed in running gear, lacing up my Hokas, and rethinking everything as I head out of the lobby of the Disney Beach Club Resort. For starters: Why am I awake? And what did I sign myself up for? What I signed…

In one study published by the Independent in 2017, 44% of girls have no idea what is happening when they get their period. Moreover, 60% felt scared, 58% felt embarssed,…

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. + Infographic text HPV (human papillomavirus) is very common — so common that almost all of us will get it at some point.  HPV infections often go away on their own, but the virus can cause some types of cancer. Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by HPV, and…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. As sex tech gets more and more advanced, we get closer to having toys that can mimic something close to the sensations of real sex with another human. For people who really love oral…

In the first episode in our series of WomenTalk on gynecologic oncology, we’ll learn all about cervical, endometrial and ovarian cancers. Watch more WomenTalk episodes

We know that technology plays a big role in the teen mental health crisis (although it’s definitely not the only thing driving it). But the specifics of how tech is hurting our teens is getting us more and more concerned, and one new study on smartphones made us stop in our tracks. The report, released…

It may seem strange now, but there was a time when patients weren’t always included in their healthcare decisions. “Doctor knows best” was the vibe — and the practice. Would you believe that it used to be routine for patients to not be told what their diagnosis was? Healthcare providers (HCPs) or family members often…

It may seem strange now, but there was a time when patients weren’t always included in their healthcare decisions. “Doctor knows best” was the vibe — and the practice. Would you believe that it used to be routine for patients to not be told what their diagnosis was? Healthcare providers (HCPs) or family members often…