The poop rule: is this the most disgusting decluttering method ever?
Move over, Marie Kondo – there’s a new tidying influencer in town. And Amanda Johnson is definitely not trying to spark joy
The private pain of prolapse: six things I wish I’d known – from sex to exercise to mental health
Pelvic organ prolapse affects around half of all women, yet it is little understood and very rarely discussed. Here is what I found out after my diagnosis
Is it true that … detox diets flush toxins out of your body?
The body has a built-in cleansing system that needs energy and nutrients to function well, so you’re better off feeding it
‘The last thing you want is sweaty feet’: the best moisture-wicking underwear, socks and base layers
Running coaches, mountain guides and personal trainers tell us the sweat-wicking kit they swear by, from bamboo running socks to hiking tops
Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘vagina candle’ is still burning bright – at five times the original price
In the latest twist in the Goop candle saga, the famous creation, which retailed at $75 in 2020, is now on offer at $400 on eBay. Not bad for a product that started out as a joke, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Do you really need to do Kegels? Physicians on five common pelvic floor myths
What you need to know about the essential yet misunderstood body part, including common issues and helpful exercises
I’m taking beta blockers for my anxiety – and so are many of my friends. Is that a problem?
Dreading the thought of giving a speech, or stressed about a big work event? Your GP may prescribe beta blockers to reduce the effects of adrenaline on your heart. Here’s what happened when I took them
Boredom, injuries and ‘weird guru vibes’: seven signs it’s time to change your workout
It can be hard for gym-goers to know what’s reasonable to expect from a workout or class. Here, trainers and coaches share common problems – and their solutions
‘Had I poisoned my children?’ How a widow’s grief sent her spiralling into delusion
When Mary Ann Kenny lost her husband, she hoped therapy or medication would help. But soon she was losing touch with reality – and panicking about what she might be doing to her two young sons
‘Mum, my brain’: how I learned to walk, talk and even dance again after a devastating stroke at 36
I was riding high as a music journalist with a new book in the shops when I had what I thought was a migraine. In fact, it was a burst aneurysm and I needed emergency surgery. Two years into my recovery, can I learn how to find joy again?