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From the ovaries, outward, all about female-focused health and medicine.
The Business of Death: Why the UK Healthcare System is Breaking Its Workers
For six years, I worked in the healthcare industry. It was a career that made me see the world through a different lens — sometimes rewarding, but often revealing things that aren’t spoken about enough. Some days I left with a big smile; other shifts made me want to sit in a dark room for days. It took a long time to realise that my career choice was slowly destroying my mental health.
By Mollie Blackman 10 days ago in Viva
The Erosion of Toxic People: How I Learned to Say “No” Without Guilt
In geology, erosion is not an act of aggression; it is an act of purification. It is a quiet but unstoppable force of nature that slowly, drop by drop, washes away the soft, unstable, and barren layers of earth so that ultimately, only the bedrock remains—the rock that is solid, structured, and can withstand eternity. For years, as a mineralogy engineer, I observed this process in nature, not realizing that my own soul was buried under layers of “bad earth.” I allowed my living space to be a landfill for other people’s dramas, failures, and energetic hunger, until my own terrain began to collapse under the weight of others.
By Magma Star13 days ago in Viva
Mikayla Matthews: Growing Up, Motherhood, and Public Life
Growing up is rarely simple. People make mistakes, learn difficult lessons, and slowly discover who they are. Most of these moments happen privately, shared only with close friends and family. For some individuals, however, life unfolds in front of a public audience. That reality can make ordinary experiences feel far more intense. Mikayla Matthews is one of those people whose personal journey became widely visible through television and social media. Viewers first noticed her as part of a group of young adults navigating relationships, friendship, and early adulthood. Over time, her story grew beyond entertainment. It became a portrait of motherhood, personal struggle, loyalty, and learning to grow while thousands of people watch every step.
By Muqadas khan19 days ago in Viva
Is Lab-Grown Meat Even Edible?
For decades, the idea of meat grown in a laboratory sounded like something out of science fiction. The concept of producing a steak or chicken nugget without raising or slaughtering animals seemed futuristic, even unsettling to many people.
By Navigating the World21 days ago in Viva
What Is Prolactin and Why Is It Important for Pregnancy?
Hormones play a crucial role in regulating the human body, especially during pregnancy and reproduction. One such hormone that has a major impact on fertility, pregnancy, and breastfeeding is Prolactin. Although it is most commonly associated with milk production after childbirth, prolactin actually performs several important biological functions that support reproductive health and pregnancy.
By Stories Today25 days ago in Viva
Fitness and Healthy Lifestyle Habits for Women: A Practical, Updated Guide
Women’s health and fitness needs are unique and constantly evolving. From hormonal fluctuations and metabolic differences to life stages like pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and menopause, a woman’s body goes through dynamic changes. In 2026, the focus has shifted from extreme dieting and overtraining to sustainable habits, strength-building, hormonal balance, and mental well-being. Here’s an informative and up-to-date guide to building a healthy lifestyle that truly supports women’s long-term health.
By Stories Todayabout a month ago in Viva
Cameron Durrant: From Resilience in South Wales to Global Pharmaceutical Leadership
Early Life and Education The journey of Cameron Durrant begins in South Wales, where his early years were marked by significant personal challenges. Growing up in an environment shaped by hardship and prejudice, Cameron Durrant developed a strong sense of resilience and determination from a young age. Rather than allowing adversity to define his future, he used it as fuel to pursue academic excellence and personal growth.
By Cameron Durrantabout a month ago in Viva
Reproductive Years
The reproductive years are one of the most dynamic phases in a woman’s life. Spanning roughly from the late teens through the 30s (and sometimes into the early 40s), this stage is defined by active hormonal cycles that regulate menstruation, fertility, mood, metabolism, and overall physical health.
By Stories Todayabout a month ago in Viva
