Carbs go WAY back.

The most talked-about college course in America isn’t about making money or saving the world. It’s about how to be truly happy. We took it for you.

We’re not out of the woods just yet.

A little-known off-label use for the little blue pill, which was approved by the FDA 20 years ago today.

All about the alternative sweetener.

With a personalized plan of attack for easing cramps and other menstrual issues.

Losing the heirlooms my aunt had left for me felt like losing her all over again.

The emerging field of “nutritional psychiatry” is exploring how the food you eat can affect your risk of depression.

I tried to give my cousin a kidney, but it turns out being willing and healthy isn’t enough.

Three new books explore how women have been conditioned by the medical system to downplay their own suffering.

Advice for anyone who’s always getting lost.

The threat of cancer made me reconsider what I wanted in a partner, but it also left me scared of having to open up to one.

New research on the science of motivation says it’s hard to keep going after reaching your personal best.

I’d been writing down my thoughts for more than a decade before deciding I needed new ways to manage my anxiety.

“People thought my eyes were bleeding because I’d been wearing bright red lip liner on my eyes all day.”

Willow Merveille, founder of Naked in Motion, lets us into one of her classes where we witness how baring it all is a radical act of self-love.

Anti-anxiety medication made me feel better, but it also killed my ability to orgasm.

Besides my immediate family, he’s the only person who’s seen the worst of me and loved me anyway.

I notice how many more words I forget, and the speed at which I’m forgetting them.

A guide to figuring out the source of your sniffly, snot-nosed misery.