Dr. Joseph Cannizzaro, a pediatrician in practice for 50 years in the Central Florida area, has a specific approach when it comes to treating patients who have one of four conditions he terms an “epidemic” in our country–autism, allergies, ADHD and asthma. And that holistic approach involves looking inward–specifically, at diet and the toxic load […]

I kind of hate the phrase “doing it all,” but sometimes you meet a woman who really is doing just that. Meet FOX News’ Kristin Fisher.

Find your style can be hard. Finding your style after a huge body change can be even harder.

Are you a woman? Dr. Romie Mushtaq says these are the tests you need to ask your doctor to conduct.

Question: Why is May just as crazy as December when it comes to the amount of stuff parents have to do?

Every mom knows that the first few months of motherhood–while amazing–can also be incredibly isolating and difficult.

When she was only 17 years old, Marisa Bardach Ramel got news from her mother that shook their world: She had Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Let’s just put it out there right off the bat and say that this episode covers it all, ladies. Saggy boobs, chin hairs, and all the other little indignities that we deal with after having kids? Check. But also Big Things, like following your heart, feeling alone in motherhood, and finding your place in the world.

It marks almost a month since I stirred up a giant shitstorm with some commentary I made on one certain pink and gold sequin lunchbox. In what will heretofore be known as #LunchBoxGate, I (unintentionally, but gratefully) started a conversation about the importance of messaging to our young girls, and in turn, that spurred multiple discussions on what exactly it means to help our kids lead healthy lives.

It’s a difficult thing to think about–painful, filled with so many emotions. But in this week’s episode of my podcast, I loved diving into the topic of infidelity with the incredible writer, Jodie Utter.