Women's Health Highlights

Anti-aging specialist Dr. Eric Braverman’s offers tips for menopausal women to stay sharp and fit.

Learn how to climax on your own! Our panel of smart and insightful women talk about their masturbation techniques and why their method works for them. Being able to orgasm on our own is the best way to know how to reach orgasm with a partner – because, let’s admit, it’s not so easy! Masturbation familiarizes us with our bodies, our preferred stimuli, and our sexual responses. It leads us to a greater understanding of our sexuality and appreciation of sex!

Learn how familiarizing yourself with your ovulation cycle can increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Learn how to prevent pregnancy using a diaphragm

A painful yeast infection post-intercourse can feel like punishment for pleasure! Does sex make you more likely to get a yeast infection?

Sexual health expert Dr. Catherine Hood answers how can I tell when I am ovulating in the company of Emma Howard.

How soon after vaginal deliveries can women have sex? Find out the answer to this popular question and get the facts on why women are often advised to wait.

Whether you've been taking the Pill since puberty or are just considering it casually, you still may not know how it works, exactly. Here's the scoop.

Learn about the changes that go over a woman's body when she undertakes the process of menopause, the permanent cessation of reproductive fertility.

Ovarian torsion is the twisting of the ovary due to the influence of another condition or disease. This results in extreme lower abdominal pain. Stephen Dolgin MD Pediatric Surgeon Schneider Children's Hospital DrMDK.com

Learn about the different breastfeeding positions

If you're like 40 percent of women, the Pill, which is meant to prevent pregnancy, works in an unexpected new way: By not making you want to have sex!

If a baby is in your near future, relax--really! Here, learn why calmness leads to conception.

One of the most common health problems among women, endometriosis can lead to infertility—but what is endometriosis and why do some women get it?

Oh baby! Your no-longer-little one is probably up to six pounds—or more by this point! Check out what’s happening during the final weeks of your pregnancy.