Menopause Fall 2024
Actress Brooke Shields opens up about menopause. Plus, learn about safe and effective medications that can help you manage your symptoms.
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Geographic Atrophy Fall 2024
Learn about therapies to help manage your GA. Plus, get the latest statistics on this eye disease.
Atopic Dermatitis Nov./Dec. 2024/Jan. 2025
Get the latest statistics on AD. Plus, one woman shares her top tips for living with this chronic condition.
Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria Fall 2024
Find out what triggers PNH symptoms and how you can manage it. Plus, learn about alternative and complementary therapies for this rare blood disease.
My Visit. Our Plan. MS Fall 2024
Learn about healthful habits to help you manage your MS. Plus, experts talk treatment and share their hopes for the future.
MS Through Our Lens Fall 2024
Find out how MS impacts the Black community. Plus, take our five-question quiz on this disease.
My Visit. Our Plan. Inflammatory Bowel Disease Fall 2024
Find out why a team-based approach to care for Crohn's disease is best. Plus, get top tips from one man who has been living with ulcerative colitis since 2015.
Previous Issues
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April/May/June 2021
After bouts with COVID-19 and breast cancer, actor Rita Wilson is now living life to the fullest. She's thankful to be alive and vows to not take anything for granted anymore.
January/February/March 2021
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is an advocate for social justice across the health care industry, criminal justice system, and much more.
October/November/December 2020
Actor Kristen Bell is an advocate for solutions to homelessness and also programs to help those affected by the coronavirus.
July/August/September 2020
NBA star Stephen Curry powers up his family foundation to help people during the coronavirus pandemic.
June 2020
Regina King currently stars in the hit HBO show, Watchmen. She talks to us about her family history of high blood pressure as well as about how she manages her wellness and stress.
May 2020
Actor Taraji P. Henson is in the final season of her hit Fox TV show, Empire, which ends in May. She speaks out about mental health issues specifically within the African American community.
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