According to science, matcha is something of a miracle supplement. But more isn't always better.
How to Deal With Post-Vacation Let Down
The hardest part of vacation is coming home. Here's how to hold on to that vacation Zen.
Is Turmeric Good for You? Yes, but It's Complicated.
According to studies, it seems that turmeric has a number of potent benefits. The problem? How to tap into them.
Why Some Songs Make Us Cry
Is Adele making you cry — or are you using Adele to bring on the waterworks? It's a little bit of both.
Why Laughing at Yourself Can Boost Your Health
The ability to laugh at your mistakes (and yourself) boosts your physical and psychological health.
Science Says Looking at Cute Photos Can Rekindle Your Love Life
How do you keep the love alive? Scientists found an unexpected answer — and it may lie in those images of cute puppies that clog up your Facebook feed.
7 Surprising Benefits of Being Older Parent
A new study says older dads raise 'geekier' kids, plus five other perks of being an older parent.
Some Sensitive Ears Never Learn to Tune Out City Noise
Some Sensitive Ears Never Learn to Tune Out City Noise No matter how long they live in a loud urban environment.
Read MoreFour Feminists Recall Life Before and After ‘Roe v. Wade
It's been 44 years since SCOTUS legalized abortion—now we have an administration eager to repeal the decision. We spoke with women who remember well the dangers of life before it.
10 Things Never to Say to a Working Dad
These days, when observing families with a mom and a dad, it would be rather shortsighted to assume the default parent is Mom. Today’s father isn’t exactly rolling home after a hard day at work to have dinner served to him along with his pipe and slippers, otherwise disconnected from the domestic goings-on. Not hardly.
5 Mistakes You're Making Every Time You Take Off Your Make-Up
You've mastered a makeup technique that makes you look glowing and youthful. You've found your favorite anti-aging lotion and eye cream. And you obviously wear sunscreen. You're good, right? Not quite.
Introducing the 50 Most Powerful Moms of 2016
Yes, immense income and professional stature certainly count in culling our list of the most formidable women with kids 18 and under. But also on our checklist is the ability to influence and inspire us to reach higher and further in building better lives for ourselves—as well as the sway to elicit thought and change by advocacy and sheer proxy of example.
7 Things That Are Making Your Depression Worse
Nobody chooses to have depression. But that doesn't mean you have zero control over this serious and sometimes debilitating health disorder that affects some 350 million people.
No sleep till sleepaway
A NYC mom shares the five steps of sending your kid to sleepaway camp for the first time.
All Aboard!
8 Old Wives' Tales and the Science Behind Them
Did your mom ever warn you against venturing outside into the cold with wet hair? Or has your grandma scolded you for jumping into a pool less than 30 minutes after eating? When it comes to health, old wives’ tales abound. But are there kernels of truth to be found in them?
Working Through Pregnancy Loss
“Women with unresolved grief are at an increased risk of developing clinical depression, which can impact the work environment.”
7 Foundation Mistakes That Make You Look Older
The foundation you use on your face is the base on which your whole look is built. And just like with your home, a cracked, aging foundation is not the ideal base to build on.
A FaceTime Bedtime Tale
5+ Things Working Moms Should Stop Saying Now
Sure, pretty much everybody says “like” a lot (“I have, like, 100 things to do”) and we should stop. But women often use other words and phrases habitually, when they probably shouldn’t use them at all.