For many women, an annual checkup is a routine part of staying healthy. But knowing which screenings to discuss with a healthcare provider—and when to start them—can be just as important. According to Dr. Donna Adams-Pickett, a board-certified OB/GYN with more than two decades of experience caring for women, preventive healthcare should begin before symptoms…
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Theatre Communications Group (TCG) is set to publish Women+ on the Edge of Democracy, a new anthology featuring more than 30 plays and monologues by acclaimed women+ playwrights from around the world. The collection examines the state of democracy in America through theater, bringing together writers whose work explores the country’s history, contradictions, challenges and…
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As American Business Women’s Day approaches on Sept. 22, entrepreneurs are often encouraged to celebrate the determination, ambition and hustle of women in business. But Sandi Glandt believes the conversation should go further. Glandt, a two-time international bestselling author, creator of the S3 Framework and TV host on the CW’s Connect Network, argues that hustle…
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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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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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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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As audiences continue seeking practical advice on entrepreneurship, leadership and personal development, two experts are offering perspectives on topics ranging from building resilient businesses to helping mothers rediscover their identity beyond parenthood. Jessica Brassington, founder of Mama Bears Rising, focuses on empowering mothers to reclaim their confidence, purpose and sense of self while balancing the…
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For many families, welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most joyful milestones. Friends and relatives gather to celebrate, social media fills with adorable newborn photos, and attention naturally shifts to the newest member of the family. But amid the excitement, one person is often overlooked: the mother. Alicia Wilson is working to change…
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Stormy Wellington isn’t selling feel-good motivation—she’s selling transformation, and thousands of women are buying in. Known online as “Coach Stormy,” Wellington has built a fast-growing platform rooted in accountability, mindset, and financial elevation. With more than one million followers across social media, she’s quickly becoming a dominant voice in the world of entrepreneurship coaching, especially…
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A new voice in the self-help and leadership space is challenging women to rethink everything they’ve been taught about success, service, and self-worth. Global feminist, executive coach, and former therapist Barrie Zucal released BOLD: How Women Play BIG by Leading Instead of Pleasing in April. Zucal’s message is direct: too many women are still operating…
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