13 Things You Should Know About Women And Alcohol
"The thing we share deeply in common — palpably so — is the need for a more feminine approach to recovery."
A Stroke At 26, A Toddler At 41
Nina Mitchell suffered a hemorrhagic stroke when she was just 26 years old. Now 41, she's a writer, mother and wife.
How Three Generations Of Women And Two Sara(h)s Helped Me Beat Bone Cancer
I’ve gotten so much praise for being a strong woman, but these Gutsy Broads pushed me, supported me and carried me through what could have otherwise been a very dark time in my life.
This Beautiful Life: Love, Loss And Starting A New Chapter Through Art
Once a housewife with untapped potential, this artist has embraced the bold and the beautiful.
Take Heart: Cardiovascular Disease Education Efforts Are Starting To Bear Fruit
Heart disease is still the No. 1 killer of women in the U.S. But we do have some reason for hope.
Could Instagram Be The Key To Eating Disorder Recovery?
Social media's role in the thinspo movement is well documented, but some eating disorder specialists say it can help just as much as it hurts.
Playing With Fire: How One Woman Fueled The Flames Of Her Hooping Hobby
Joanna England learned to hula hoop in April of 2013, but months ago she took what was a workout fad and turned it into performance art.
When I Am An Old Woman, I Shall Wear Hiking Boots
Every time I see a silver-haired woman power walking down the street, I whisper a prayer: "Please let that be me when I'm her age."
On First National Women Physician Day, We Thank Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell
The first woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree, Dr. Blackwell devoted her life not only to caring for patients, but also to helping other women become doctors.
Woman with Terminal Illness Finishes Her Last Marathon With A Personal Record
This story from Runner's World about Kim Stemple is incredible.
Stemple, who was diagnosed with a rare degenerative disease in 2009, vowed to run the 2015 Marine Corps Marathon in honor of her husband, Jim. ...