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  1. Hormones

    How to Get TRT From a Doctor: What to Expect

    Thinking about TRT? Here’s what doctors actually look for, how to prepare, and what the process looks like from first appointment to ongoing care.

    By Jason Toomey
  2. Cancer

    HPV Types That Cause Cancer: High-Risk vs. Low-Risk

    Not all HPV types carry the same cancer risk. Learn which strains are high-risk, which cancers they cause, and how vaccines and screening help.

    By Abigail Clayton
  3. Immunity

    Is a Cold Sore Herpes? Causes, Spread & Treatment

    Cold sores are caused by herpes simplex virus and are incredibly common. Learn how HSV-1 spreads, what triggers outbreaks, and how to treat them.

    By Angela Haworth
  4. Mental Health

    What Happens When Trauma Is Triggered?

    When trauma is triggered, your brain and body react as if the past is happening now. Here’s the science behind why that occurs.

    By Nadege Valcourt
  5. Kids

    How Long Do Newborns Sleep Per Day and Night

    Newborns typically sleep 14–17 hours a day, but not all at once. Here’s what to expect for sleep stretches, wake windows, and changes by month.

    By Michelle Donaldson
  6. Reproductive

    Why Can’t I Get Turned On? Causes and What Helps

    Low libido can stem from stress, medications, hormones, or sleep issues. Here’s what’s likely behind it and what can genuinely help.

    By Brent Guarino
  7. Mental Health

    What Types of Bipolar Disorder Are There?

    Bipolar disorder isn’t one-size-fits-all. Learn how Bipolar I, II, cyclothymia, and other types differ in symptoms and severity.

    By Hannah Gray
  8. Kids

    How Much Formula Does a 6-Month-Old Need Per Day?

    Most 6-month-olds need around 24–32 oz of formula daily, but solid foods, growth, and hunger cues all play a role in finding the right amount for your baby.

    By Kwame Achieng
  9. Pregnancy

    How to Tell If You’re Infertile: Signs and Tests

    Learn the common signs of fertility issues in both men and women, what you can check at home, and what to expect from a medical fertility evaluation.

    By Michele Akande
  10. Reproductive

    Period Blood Clots: What They Are and When to Worry

    Period blood clots are usually normal, but size and frequency matter. Learn what causes them and when heavy clotting is worth a doctor’s visit.

    By Ashley Horton
  11. Hormones

    What Causes Belly Fat in Women: Hormones to Habits

    Belly fat in women is shaped by hormones, sleep, stress, and diet. Here’s what the science says about why it accumulates and what actually drives the change.

    By Darlene Watson
  12. Mental Health

    What Is Early Intervention for Autism and Why It Matters

    Early intervention for autism can make a real difference in a child’s development. Learn what services are available and how to access them.

    By Chris McLaughlin
  13. Cancer

    Why Is Esophageal Cancer So Deadly to Treat?

    Esophageal cancer has poor survival rates due to late diagnosis, an awkward tumor location, and two aggressive subtypes that are hard to treat.

    By Carolyn Gonzalez
  14. Cancer

    What Is Radiation for Breast Cancer and How Does It Work?

    Learn how radiation therapy targets breast cancer cells, what to expect during treatment, and how to manage side effects on your skin and heart.

    By Raquel Ortega