“Becoming Ginger Rogers” – How Patrice Tanaka Found Her Joy

Tanaka told me that she had written the book to help others and to communicate the key message, “Pursue your joy with a sense of urgency. Live out full and fiercely today with no regrets.”

Jennifer Grey’s New Role: Educating Chronic Pain Sufferers

Stats from the Institute of Medicine show that over 110 million adults in the United States “suffer from chronic pain.”

MAC Cosmetics and Lady Gaga: Promoting Women’s Sexual Empowerment through HIV/AIDS Awareness

Globally, half of the people living with HIV/AIDS are women.

A New Look at the Older Vagina

In the 21st century, women demanding information about their changing bodies shouldn’t have to encounter obstacles.

What Women Need to Know About Breast Density

Dr. Rhodes understood that for women with dense breast tissue, “the mammogram doesn’t work well at all.”

Understanding Your Emotional Calendar and the Seasons

Dr. John R. Sharp, a psychiatrist on the faculty at Harvard Medical School, has delved into how the overlap between seasonal, cultural, and personal factors can impact us emotionally.

What Price Beauty? New Legislation Seeks Safety Regulations

The premise of the Safe Cosmetics Act is to secure legislation that would terminate those loopholes in federal law that currently allows companies to use any ingredients—even those known to have an adverse effect on human health and the environment.

Is Having a Baby Bad for Your Health?

Since there are no federal requirements to report maternal mortality, the actual number of deaths may exceed those counted by double the amount.

If It’s Not Alzheimer’s Disease or Parkinson’s Disease, It May Be NPH

In speaking with Dr. Figuereo it was clear that he was concerned that so many of the neurologists and psychiatrists that people were seeking out for information, had inadequate knowledge. He recommended contacting a doctor who specializes in NPH in the face of any warning signs that are the hallmarks of the disease.

Dad’s in Heaven With Nixon – A Documentary

Every family has a story. Some are more complicated than others.