Is it worth being the other woman? This article reveals the 7 things no one tells you until you're too deep in.

It’s about the institutionalized forces that deeply influence how we treat heart disease, chronic pain, COVID, and every other physical condition that impacts women’s health.

Other women agree that while they didn’t forget their labor experiences, the sensations of the actual pain they felt were not something they have held onto. “I have forgotten the feeling of ...

As they say, breaking up is hard to do. But seriously, the pain of losing a romantic partner can be so profound that you feel physical pain—as if your heart is literally breaking into two pieces.

I was the other woman. That’s it. I said it. I was the mistress of a married man. Come on, go ahead, you can judge me. Someone told me being a coach and a leader in my community, I should never ...

5 Rules for Being the Other Woman 1. Don't define yourself as a victim. Victims do not have power over their situations. Victims do not knowingly inflict pain on others.

Several studies support the claim that gender bias in medicine routinely leads to a denial of pain relief for female patients for a range of health conditions Dec. 13 at 6:00 a.m. One woman was ...

It’s also common, particularly for women with pelvic and menstrual pain caused by conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids, to be told their pain is just a normal part of being a woman ...

An 18-year-old woman told doctors she was experiencing uncontrollable pain. They dismissed her concerns, only to later learn she had a large cyst on one of her ovaries. She underwent emergency ...

Not only to believe women, but believing women of color who really have even less credibility. The other thing, and I really hate recommending this, but apparently it's very effective.