Author: Sara M Moniuszko, USA TODAY

As weather warms up, I’ve been enjoying some of my early-quarantine favorites, like crafts and having socially-distanced time outdoors.

Hunter Biden’s openness about his struggles with addiction in his memoir “Beautiful Things” is important in helping not only readers but also himself.

Gwyneth Paltrow is taking some heat for the way she applies her SPF. Dermatologists say it’s important to apply sunscreen to your entire face.

Michael Phelps is best known as a former Olympic swimmer – but he’s also made waves being vocal about his mental health challenges.

From a “Zoom Boom” in plastic surgery requests to invasive-feeling work and home boundaries, is it time to stop video conferences at work?

Actress Riley Keough, the eldest grandchild of Elvis Presley, revealed she completed a death doula training. Here’s what death doulas do.

After the Atlanta-area shootings this week, things have felt especially heavy. Here’s how we can bright a bit a light to the situation.

Asian women are living in fear. Witnessing this violence can lead to trauma, which can cause a range of mental and physical health effects.

If you’re someone like me who loves to sleep, you may be dreading this weekend: It’s daylight savings time, which means we’re losing an hour!

From shame to guilt and frustration, people who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine based on body mass index (BMI) are facing “exhausting” dilemmas.