anxiety

We typically associate hair loss with men, but it can happen to women too! Here are the most common causes of hair loss in women.

There are some situations where it’s normal to feel anxious – like during a job interview, or going on a first date. But with social anxiety, you can feel overwhelming symptoms in everyday interactions. Let’s take a closer look at the science behind social anxiety (also called social phobia).

Studies have shown that mental illnesses can manifest themselves in a variety of ways physically, as well as changing behavior (risk-taking and improper diet) that can impact overall health and lead to complications or a shortened lifespan.

While chest pain is a very real symptom of heart attacks, there are many other symptoms, and most people don’t realize that the symptoms can present themselves differently depending on their gender!

Heart issues have a way of sneaking up on us, but there are some patterns that can warn women of an issue. For women in particular, these signals may be subtle, however, they can indicate issues with cholesterol and blood pressure, and tip a person off to an associated cardiovascular issue.

Depression is not experienced in the exact same way between men and women – there are varying symptoms due to differences in hormones. It’s also more common in women. Let’s take a closer look at 13 facts about depression and how it related to women in particular.