Can PMS affect middle-aged women differently?

PMS is not necessarily static throughout life, meaning that it can change with little notice. In this video, HealthMaker Louann Brizendine, MD, a neuropsychiatrist at UCSF Medical Center, describes these alterations and why they sometimes happen.

Painful cramps, bouts of irritability or sadness, sleep issues—sometimes it's more than PMS.

Like other articles of clothing, masks can irritate the skin. Try these tips to keep your skin feeling good.

Are you noticing spotting off schedule? Here are some possible reasons—and when to see a healthcare provider.

Use these strategies to keep medications and dosing schedules organized when treating high cholesterol.

Strategies to promote good communication among the different members of your healthcare team for FSGS.