Clear, glowing skin one week can become oily, sensitive or prone to breakouts the next, and hormonal fluctuations may be one reason a familiar skincare routine suddenly stops delivering the same results. Hormones can influence several aspects of skin health, including oil production, hydration, sensitivity, texture and breakouts. Those changes can occur throughout the menstrual…
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Your plane seat could affect more than your legroom. According to beauty experts, where you sit during a flight may also influence how dry, irritated or uncomfortable your skin feels when you reach your destination. With millions of travelers taking summer vacations, Fresha, a beauty and wellness booking platform, has examined cabin conditions and expert…
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For Black women facing persistent health disparities and challenges accessing quality care, traveling abroad for medical and wellness services is becoming more than a trend. It is increasingly being viewed as another option for people seeking preventive care, specialized services and a more personalized healthcare experience. The growing interest in health tourism has also created…
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A once-taboo cosmetic procedure for men is receiving increased attention in the New York metropolitan area, as more urologists begin offering hyaluronic acid-based penile girth enhancement, such as the Penile Girth and Male Enhancement Treatment by PhalloFILL. The minimally invasive procedure involves injecting hyaluronic acid filler beneath the penile skin to increase girth. Unlike surgical…
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Kaya Bliss is expanding its presence across Brooklyn, with two new dispensary locations planned for Kensington and Brighton Beach as the cannabis retailer continues building a neighborhood-focused brand around premium products, education and hospitality. The Brooklyn-based company, which launched in 2025, currently operates locations in Bay Ridge and Brooklyn Heights. Its upcoming stores at 205…
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As millions of Americans prepare to travel internationally this summer, mosquito-borne illnesses are becoming an increasingly important health consideration for travelers. A new analysis examining travel health data highlights dengue, malaria and chikungunya among the diseases Americans should understand before heading overseas. Medical experts at Drip Hydration analyzed CDC travel guidance, GeoSentinel surveillance data and…
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HEAL & RISE 2026 is expanding its reach this fall, bringing together communities in New York City, Canada, and Trinidad and Tobago for a first-of-its-kind tri-country convening focused on youth and women’s mental health. Presented by Beyond The Call 24 7, the international healing movement will take place Thursday, September 24, at TD Bank’s U.S.…
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Summer travel can mean long hours behind the wheel, cramped airplane seats, heavy luggage and unfamiliar hotel beds — a combination that can leave even healthy travelers dealing with back and neck pain. Whether you’re taking a cross-country road trip or flying to a summer getaway, a few simple precautions can help prevent travel-related aches…
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For many women, the late 30s and 40s can bring changes that seem to come out of nowhere. Weight may become harder to manage, appetite can feel different, and digestive discomfort may become more noticeable. Hormonal changes, particularly declining estrogen during perimenopause and menopause, can play a role in how the body regulates energy, fat…
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Summer travel is often associated with relaxation, but getting a good night’s sleep can be challenging when routines are disrupted by long flights, changing time zones, unfamiliar hotel rooms and hot weather. For travelers looking for a portable sleep aid, SleepCalm On the Go Pellets by Boiron are designed to address occasional sleeplessness and restless…
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