"Breast cancer is not contagious," Young tells Romper. "You cannot get breast cancer from hanging out, hugging, or touching a patient with breast cancer."
In fact, hanging out with someone who has breast cancer will probably make their day better and there is no risk of spreading cancer from...
It’s easy for men to go most of their lives without having to think about female reproductive health.
But if the bleak times we live in are anything to go by then it’s imperative they pay more attention to how the female body works. So one mum decided …
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As women, we suffer a whole host of things in the name of fashion and beauty – painful high heels, even more painful waxes, and of course, the dreaded Spanx. But according to new research, the one thing that may actually be harming your health more than anything else is …
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aginal cleaning is more of a hot topic than ever before. With new products such as douches and perfumes being released every week, it's enough to make any woman question whether she should be doing more to keep her vagina clean...
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Even though tampons are associated with a time of the month that isn’t especially enjoyable or comfortable for many people who menstruate, they can make a period much easier to deal with. They can support you through a long work day, be there in the bottom of your bag when …
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If you’re a woman, there’s a roughly one-in-eight chance that you’ll end up with breast cancer during your lifetime. Therefore, it’s more than worth it to know exactly how to detect your risk—no matter what your symptoms may be.
Every year, over 7 million people die from some form of …
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Each year, more than 22,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. But since the symptoms can be nonspecific and...
Urine testing could have a role in the developing world, where cervical cancer is up to 15 times more common and smear testing largely non-existent. Around one in 20 women show abnormal changes which might go on to become cancer and are referred for colposcopy, where the cervix is …
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Nothing can prepare you for an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Hearing that you have the “Big C” changes your life, and it can be devastating, terrifying, and overwhelming. With so many thoughts racing through your mind, it can be challenging to know what to ask or where to turn. “Once you …
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This article is sponsored by beBRCAware. Dr. Elizabeth Swisher was not compensated for her participation in this article.
Each year, more than 22,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. But since the symptoms can be nonspecific and...
This year, about 22,530 women will receive a ovarian cancer diagnosis and about 13,980 will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society. And while you can find plenty of articles on the risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options, there’s no way to prepare for facing ovarian...
About half the people in the world get, have gotten, or will get their period at some point in their lives. But despite how normal menstruation is, it can still be a confusing topic.
There’s a lot of false information floating around, perpetuated by urban myths and outdated advice from …...
It’s amazing that even as adults we often don’t have a grasp on our bodies and our health. Women’s health particularly seems to be shrouded in mystery, with …
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A satisfying sexual life results in overall emotional, physical, and mental well-being among couples. There are many determinants of good sexual health, one of …
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The cervix is a truly miraculous piece of female anatomy. Unfortunately as of late, when we see the word “cervix” it is often associated with HPV and/or cervical cancer. And while it is definitely an important topic, so is knowing the basics about your sexual anatomy and everything it does. …...
If you’ve ever felt a suspicious lump or something painful in your breast, chances are it’s nothing. But if you’re under the age of 30, chances are also good that your doctor will suggest an ultrasound to make absolutely sure. Ultrasound is the imaging choice for younger women who need …
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Lesions, listers, or warts are associated with a variety of STDs and STIs, including syphilis, human papillomavirus (HPV) or genital warts, and herpes, among other less common problems. The first sign of syphilis is usually a sore on the body, often where the infection was transmitted, on the...
Vaginal discharge is a combination of fluid and cells continuously shed through your vagina. Normal vaginal discharge helps keep vaginal tissues healthy, provide lubrication and protect against infection and irritation. The amount, color and consistency of normal vaginal discharge varies — from...
I was 36 when I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. It was November. The relationship I was in when I found the lump didn’t work out; and by December I was told I would need to have six rounds of chemo followed by a lumpectomy. It was …
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It's probably not the first time you're weirded out by your period — you might be confused by the smell, the irritating symptoms like cramps or acne, and even the color. While most seemingly weird things about your period are totally normal, it's also...
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