Office on Women's Health Blog
Fitness and Nutrition
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
Ingrid Donato, Jillian Lampert
Children whose peers tease them about their weight are more likely to engage in disordered eating. Help raise awareness about weight-based bullying.
At the Office on Women’s Health, we’re making plans to improve our health and well-being. See what my colleagues are pledging to do for their health in 2018.
5 Tips to Beat Holiday Health Pitfalls
When it comes to healthy habits, it’s easy to say, “I’ll get back on track after the holidays.” If we’re being honest with ourselves, we know it’s not that simple.
Moms Can Help Girls Get Moving
When it comes to getting exercise and being physically active, are we cheering our kids on enough? Unfortunately, data suggests that we aren't.
I’m a Wellness Rock Star (Almost)
Since May, I’ve been working hard to upgrade my health style from healthy-ish to total wellness rock star. It hasn’t been easy, but I’m getting there!
Laura Lee
I decided to embrace everything that made me ME. It took a long time to get there — to feel beautiful and to walk proud. There is no turning back.
Joan Lunden's Healthy Lifestyle Recipe
Throughout my life and career, I've collected tips for living a healthy lifestyle. In honor of National Women's Health Week, I'd like to share my favorites.
We all know there are small tweaks we can make to help us reach rock star status. Here are four I’m focusing on this National Women’s Health Week.
An Interview About Heart Health: Drs. Dhruva and Redberg
Drs. Sanket Dhruva and Rita Redberg answer our top questions about heart disease and how to keep your heart in tip-top shape. Read the interview.
Cultural acceptance of higher weights in the LGBT community challenges the expectations of typical weight loss programs.
