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From Chloe Nguyen
Up to 80% of new mothers experience “baby blues” within the first two weeks after birth, and an estimated 15–20% go on to develop more serious… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Pregnancy does not end at birth—the body continues to recover and readjust for at least three more months, a period that can be referred to as the… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Nearly one in four women in the U.S. does not receive recommended cervical cancer screening, and for some, faith and cultural beliefs play a significant role in… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Roughly 90% of cervical cancers are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), yet not everyone exposed to the virus develops disease—why? The answer lies… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Pap smears and HPV tests are among the most cost-effective cancer screenings available—widely covered by insurance and often offered for free through local… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Cervical cancer was once a leading cause of cancer-related death among American women, but since the mid-1970s, mortality rates have dropped by more than… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Only about 54% of adolescents in the U.S. are up to date on the HPV vaccine—even though it protects against more than 90% of cervical cancers. Social stigma… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Cervical cancer is almost entirely preventable, yet screening rates remain below target—only about 70% of women in the U.S. are up to date on their Pap tests.… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Each year, about 14,000 new cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed in the U.S., but thanks to Pap smears, deaths from the disease have dropped significantly over… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Every known culture, past and present, has a spiritual tradition. From ancient burial practices to Aboriginal cave drawings, the human inclination to seek meaning… -
From Chloe Nguyen
For as long as humans have explored, we have left our mark on the environment—for better or worse. From the disappearance of prehistoric animals to the… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Exploring new experiences can be enriching, but it often comes with a financial cost. Studies show people who invest in experiences rather than material things tend… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Lifelong learning is not just a hobby—it is a key predictor of cognitive health and overall well-being. Studies show intellectual exploration, whether through… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Social exploration can profoundly enrich our lives, with research showing that strong social connections contribute to improved mental health, greater happiness,… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Exploration is not just about physical adventure; it is deeply tied to our emotional well-being. Studies show that novelty-seeking behaviors, often linked with… -
From Chloe Nguyen
Travel and physical exploration can boost your health, but nearly 50% of travelers experience health issues, ranging from minor ailments to more serious…