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Dr. Sharon Malone is a nationally renowned expert on women's health — and Katie Couric Media's newest contributor! She's weighing in on how to find the right doctor as you get older, including the questions you should ask before making an appointment and how to assess whether it's the right fit once you're there.
Gwen Walz opened up to Katie Couric about bringing storytelling, shared values, and listening back to political conversations. Drawing on her background as a teacher, she reflects on confronting Trump’s bullying and explains how empathy and authenticity shape her vision for the campaign and her connections with voters. Listen to their full conversation on "Next Question" here: https://lnkd.in/evTvd44Z
Kira Stokes shows us three foundational triceps exercises that will tone and strengthen your upper arms. You should really give these a "try" — see what we did there? 💪 Read below for the full instructions. As always, choose a weight that challenges you but doesn’t prohibit you from maintaining proper form. Do 3-4 sets of 10-12 reps of each exercise. https://lnkd.in/eA4TnY2r
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Katie Couric Media is diving into how diet and exercise really affect breast cancer risk. Before you overhaul your fridge or splurge on that pricey exercise bike, join us as we uncover the facts with insights from Erika Hamilton, MD.
Imagining yourself in the latest fashion trends can be challenging, especially as we get older. To help you refresh your look with the latest fall styles, our style expert, Alison Bruhn of The Style That Binds Us shares her top tips. More here: https://lnkd.in/eMAN5BAq Delia Folk 📷: Bronze flat slingback - Veronica Beard, silver bag and skirt- Alaia, gold pants- Ralph Lauren
Many Americans who consider themselves "environmentalists" are known to skip casting a vote on Election Day — but this year, prioritizing candidates with strong environmental values is crucial. With 28 climate-related disasters in 2023 alone, our planet needs our voices more than ever. As we head to the polls on Nov. 5, we’re evaluating both presidential candidates based on their environmental actions. In today’s Ripple Effect, SeaLegacy's Cristina Mittermeier outlines the 10 most impactful measures taken by past administrations to help inform your vote for the future of our planet. Sign up to receive our environmentalism newsletter in your inbox later today here: https://lnkd.in/eN-T59Jb
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While overall deaths from breast cancer are down in the U.S., the rate of diagnosis is climbing — especially for people under 50. Katie Couric Media went deep on the data and spoke with doctors to investigate the possible reasons for this uptick among younger women and how age affects your treatment options.
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If you've hit menopause, it's all but certain that you've been in this scenario at least once: You're sweating, struggling with brain fog, and feeling generally uncomfortable, then some younger woman (or a man of any age) asks why you're not at 100%. You probably had a hard time spelling it out with all the frustration you felt, right? This stage of life can be difficult to put into words, but Mary Claire Haver, MD has the perfect way to explain menopause to someone who's never experienced it.
If you’re feeling sluggish or need a pick-me-up, it’s time to get moving! Think of this series by Kira Stokes as your “Walk Out to Wake Up.” This full-body sequence enhances circulation, boosts energy, and strengthens your core—all while improving mobility. Click here for Kira's full instructions on how to flow into a more productive day: https://lnkd.in/ey3Ak7yf
While we celebrate life saving progress in breast cancer treatment, we must confront a troubling reality: The diagnosis rate of this all-too-common disease is on the rise, particularly among younger women. That means prevention is more important than ever, says Donna McKay, president and CEO of The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. By focusing on identifying high-risk patients and developing innovative interventions, we can work to stop breast cancer before it starts. Sign up for Body and Soul, our wellness newsletter, for more breast cancer information and insights sent to your inbox later today: https://lnkd.in/eGRqxTBc