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Nutrition
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I tried the viral Jimmy John’s swap—and asked an RD for her thoughts.

Axial Spondyloarthritis
4 People With Axial Spondyloarthritis on What Helps During a Flare
Everyone’s experience with axSpA is different, but these real-life strategies show there are multiple ways to find relief when pain hits.

Sexual & Reproductive Health
The Best Time to Start Hormone Therapy for Menopause May Be Earlier Than You Think
A new analysis highlights surprising health perks beyond symptom relief.

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Life
The Method I Used to Reclaim 72 Hours a Week
Work should only take up 25% of our time. These three steps make that happen.

Relationships
10 Movies That’ll Help You Embrace Being Single During Cuffing Season
Turns out, independence is something to romanticize.

Urinary Tract Infections
The Surprising Cause of Nearly 20% of UTIs
New research ties this common infection to what you eat.

Neurological Health
You Can ‘Train’ Your Brain to Be More Focused in Just 30 Minutes a Day
And it involves playing games.

Neurological Health
The Surprising Risk Factor for Dementia That Has Nothing to Do With Diet or Exercise
The health of your brain is one more reason to practice good oral hygiene, according to a growing body of research.

Relationships
‘Book Compatibility’ Is the New Love Language
And Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are the ultimate case study.

Pregnancy & Parenthood
I Could Not Goop My Way Out of Infertility
I was desperate for control. Who was in charge of this body if not me?


Mental Health
5 Subtle Signs of Seasonal Depression to Watch Out For
Sure, SAD can famously make you feel, well, sad, but it can also cause less obvious symptoms that are easy to miss.