David Brant 9/14/26 David Brant 9/14/26

5 Things to Do If You’re Not Losing Weight on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound

Not losing as much weight as you expected on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound? That does not necessarily mean the medication is not working. From dose and timing to hormones, perimenopause, sleep and other health factors, there are several reasons weight loss can be slower than expected. Here are five things worth checking before assuming you are a slow-responder or non-responder.

Sarah Jones 9/14/26 Sarah Jones 9/14/26

10 Signs You Might Be an AuDHD Woman

Many women discover AuDHD later in life, often after years of feeling different, overwhelmed, or out of step without knowing why. From masking and burnout to intense interests, sensory sensitivity, and difficulty with routines, these common signs may help explain patterns that have followed you for years.

Claire Ryan 9/14/26 Claire Ryan 9/14/26

PCOS Is Now PMOS: Why the Name Changed and What It Actually Means

PCOS has a new name: PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. The change reflects something women with PCOS have known for years: this condition is about much more than ovarian cysts. It can affect hormones, insulin, metabolism, periods, fertility, weight, and long-term health. Here’s what the new name means, why it changed, and what women with PCOS should know.

Diamond Door Press 9/1/26 Diamond Door Press 9/1/26

7 Things Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Leaves You Wanting to Know About the Original Story

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey brings Homer’s epic to the big screen, but the original story is even stranger. From the Cyclops and Calypso to Penelope’s clever test and the role of the Greek gods, discover seven fascinating differences between the movie and Homer’s Odyssey.