Health

If you are absolutely certain you don't want to get pregnant, sterilization is an option.

Fertility awareness has come a long way since the “rhythm method.”

When you're making smart choices about your reproductive health, but you also wonder if it will hurt.

Combination or mini-pill? Which generation? How many active pills per pack? There are more options than you may realize.

It may not hurt as much as you think—but you still have options.

The pill, IUD, implant, shot, patch, and ring each have their pros and cons.

The "typical use" failure rate is the most important number to consider.

IUDs aren't dangerous anymore, emergency contraception is available over the counter, and you may be surprised how long condoms have been with us.

Is MSG bad for you? The answer is "no," monosodium glutamate has been demonized for no good reason.

You can take a rapid molecular test at home now, which is a game-changer as fall approaches.

Think of it a skill that many people need to develop.

With a frustrating medication shortage, these natural treatments could help your child.

Sometimes you can hydrate extra and still run; sometimes you should just pack it in.

Can't get your rings off after a run, walk, or hike? You're not alone.

Taking magic mushrooms correctly is more than just popping them in your mouth.

Showering probably isn't enough: One study found more than 60 different types of bacteria in the average belly button.

Experts tips for preventing painful irritation from shaving.

We've all been missing out on the most supportive, versatile pillow ever.

Suspension trainers aren't just for home and travel.

Here are some strategies for beating drug tests (besides not doing drugs).