Women's Health Features
- Q & A With Jane Lynch
The actress and comedian tells WebMD Magazine about her passion for animals, her best and worst health habits, and what doing improv has taught her about love, conflict, and the importance of listening.
- Personal Best: Jordana Brewster
"Dallas" star Jordana Brewster shares her healthy living secrets. Plus what's always in her fridge – and her purse.
- Personal Best: Q&A With Mayim Bialik
The actress-turned-author talks about food, fitness, and her deep love of cleaning.
- Q&A With Jessica Alba
The actress and mother talks about living naturally, how her grandmother inspired her, her new product line and book -- both called "The Honest Life."
- Personal Best: Q&A With Katharine McPhee
The "Smash" star tells us about her go-to healthy snack, her exercise regimen, and how she unwinds after a long day on the set. Plus, why she's so devoted to eradicating malaria worldwide.
- Hilary Swank's New Role: Malaria Hero
Hilary Swank doesn't shy away from strong roles. In her latest film, the Oscar winner takes on malaria and the fight to make sure this treatable, preventable disease is eradicated across the globe.
- Volleyball Champ Kerri Walsh Jennings Talks Baby No. 3
Kerri Walsh Jennings learned she was pregnant with her third child during the Olympic Games in London this year. Here's how she juggles it all.
- Personal Best: Q&A With Julianne Hough
Julianne Hough dishes about health, beauty, makeup, and her perfect day.
- The Mindy Project Takes Off
Actor, writer, producer, and all-around funny lady Mindy Kaling steps out of The Office and into the spotlight. Plus, Mindy's list of must-have items!
- Personal Best: Q&A With Archie Panjabi
The British actress talks about her dream vacation, how she stays in shape, and her surprisingly laid-back exercise regimen.
- Q&A With Sarah Silverman
Smart, sassy, and political, comedian Sarah Silverman talks about her comic heroes, her favorite exercise, and her role in "Wreck-it Ralph."
- Q & A with Lucy Liu
This fall, the actress and artist has a new TV series, "Elementary," plus a new movie, "The Man with the Iron Fists."
- Viola Davis on Health, Love, and Resilience
The actress reflects on her latest role (in "Won't Back Down"), the importance of self care, and the joys of becoming a mom later in life.
- Why Do I Forget Things?
Memory loss isn't due to your age, your gender, or creeping senility. It's due to "interference."
- Kyra Sedgwick on Work, Family, and Empty Nests
The actress opens up about her long marriage, life as a working mom, and her new movie, 'The Possession.'
- Am I at Risk for Fibroids?
Race, family history, and other factors can increase your odds of getting this common women's condition.
- Amanda de Cadenet Starts ‘The Conversation’
The LA-based photographer’s new show dishes body image, motherhood, healthy aging, and more with top women celebrities.
- Uma Thurman Puts Motherhood Center Stage
The actor, with two kids and another on the way, is helping new parents give their babies a healthy start. Plus why she thinks "balance" isn't all it’s cracked up to be.
- Q&A With Vanessa Williams
The actor, model, dancer and, now, model dishes about mothering, fitness, and "You Have No Idea," the memoir she wrote with her mom.
- Jennifer Lopez's 5 Beauty Tips
In her work with Boys & Girls Clubs, the superstar and American Idol judge gives back to her childhood mentors. Plus, how JLo gets that special glow.
- How to Make Your Home More Green
Check out these expert tips on making your home, yard, and even your car greener and cleaner.
- Jennifer Lopez and Her New Leading Role to Help Kids
In her work with Boys & Girls Clubs, the superstar and ‘Idol’ judge gives back to her childhood mentors. Plus, how JLo gets that special glow.
- 5 Surprising Things About Julianne Moore
From her years as Frannie/Sabrina on “As the World Turns" to unforgettable star turns in classics like “Boogie Nights” and “The Kids Are Alright,” Julianne Moore inhabits the screen in such a natural way it’s easy to feel you know her.
- 20 New Year's Resolutions (You Can Really Keep)
These new year's resolutions take baby steps to revitalize your body, mind, and overall health.
- Save the Children: Julianne Moore on U.S. Poverty, Being 50, and Losing Her Mom
Actor/author Julianne Moore puts her heart into family, career, and improving children's lives this Valentine's Day.
- Top Health Stories of 2011: Men vs. Women
Find out the top health concerns of women versus men on WebMD in 2011.
- Christina Hendricks on Loving Your Body
Most famous as curvalicious Joan on Mad Men and starring in two new movies, Christina Hendricks reveals her secrets for enjoying life.
- Simple Tricks for Avoiding Everyday Pain
Some pain may be caused by chronic underlying medical conditions and requires a doctor’s care. But some pain can be avoided with simple steps, like changing the way you walk or sit. Learn more here from the experts.
- Does Vagina Size Matter?
Does size matter for women? WebMD discusses whether vagina size might have impact on female sexual pleasure.
- Bryce Dallas Howard’s Balancing Act
Acting royalty Bryce Dallas Howard’s 5 rules for work and family.
- Melanie Brown Sings the Joys of Motherhood
Former Spice Girl Melanie Brown, a.k.a. Mel B, has a new musical and a new baby on the way.
- Amy Brenneman's Healthy Balancing Act
Private Practice star Amy Brenneman reveals how she takes care of family, career -- and, most importantly, herself.
- Edie Falco’s Real Habits: She’s No Nurse Jackie!
Edie Falco reveals her 7 tips for a healthy, happy life.
- The Causes of Women's Fatigue
Why are you so tired? We asked leading health experts what makes women so exhausted. Here's what they had to say.
- Women and Chlamydia
You might not be intimately familiar with the name, but chlamydia is actually the most commonly reported bacterial sexually transmitted disease (STD) in the U.S.
- Blame Your Health on Mom? Not So Fast
WebMD explains which health conditions you may inherit from your mother and how much of your health is in your own hands.
- Nurse Jackie's Edie Falco on Her New Roles
As she returns to Broadway in The House of Blue Leaves, Edie Falco opens up about beating alcoholism, getting into character as Nurse Jackie, and her favorite part of all: mom.
- Top Sexual Health Symptoms for Women
You might not want to talk about these symptoms, but they can affect your sex life and your health. Here’s when you need to talk to your doctor.
- Isabella Rossellini Brings Animal Love to the Big Screen
When she's not training guide dogs, actress Isabella Rossellini turns her lens on a wild world starring non-humans.
- 5 Tips for Better Work-Life Balance
WebMD guides you through 5 practical steps toward better work-life balance.
- Nutrition for Women at Every Age
Certain nutrients are especially important for women at particular times of life. This article covers nutrition needs for women in their teens and during their childbearing and senior years.
- Barbra Streisand's Change of Heart
What singer, actor, and director Barbra Streisand is doing to change the state of women's heart health.
- Are You Turning Into Your Mom?
Just because your mother had a medical condition, does that mean you will too? WebMD discusses the role of genetics in several health scenarios.
- Taylor’s 7 Success Secrets
Taylor Swift’s new album, Speak Now, released in late October to huge acclaim from critics and audiences alike, sold just over 1 million copies in the first week, catapulting the 21-year-old star even higher into the stratosphere than she already was.
- Taylor Swift's Rules for Healthy Living
Chart-topping singer-songwriter Taylor Swift talks about diet, exercise, and writing help her stay happy and balanced.
- Winterize Your Home: 10 Tips
Is your home ready for cold weather? Our home safety experts provide simple tips to help you winterize your home.
- Why Actress Patricia Clarkson Loves Her Life
Cairo Time star Patricia Clarkson on shooting nude scenes, her best and worst health habits, and life as a single, 50-something woman.
- Lauren Graham's Healthy Approach to Parenthood
Actress Lauren Graham is childless but, once again, plays a single mother on TV. How does she do it?
- Low Pain Threshold? Here's Why
Your gender, your stress level, and your genes all contribute to your sensitivity to pain.
- Elizabeth Gilbert: Eat, Pray, Roll Camera
As her best-selling memoir hits the big screen, globe-trotting author Elizabeth Gilbert tells WebMD what it's like to be played by Julia Roberts (!), plus her best and worst health habits and her greatest fear.