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Even a partial list of body image problems that a child may run up against—anorexia nervosa, bulimia, body dysmorphic disorder, severe calorie restriction, low self esteem, self harm—can be petrifying.
“Ten fingers and ten toes?” It’s often the first question brand new parents think to ask. Of course, it contains the more serious query, “Is my baby normal and healthy in every way?”
Though giving birth is often a joyous occasion, postpartum depression is common enough to be a household phrase, affecting 1 in 7.14 mothers, and nearly as many fathers.
Students new to college have a lot to gain: experience, knowledge, a mountain of debt, and—according to the stereotype—more than a few pounds of flesh.
It’s the most common gynecological surgical procedure in the US: Over 600,000 hysterectomies are performed annually.
In 1922, a new operation for men, intended to help the aging recover some of that youthful pep, was written up in Popular Science magazine: the vasectomy.
Can you hear me now? If not, you’ve got plenty of company: 1 in 6.7 adults has problems with hearing.
Acne occurs when pores, which lubricate the skin with oil called “sebum,” get clogged. No one is sure what clogs them, but factors that exacerbate acne include changing hormones, a family history of acne, picking at skin, pressure on skin, and stress.
Today, 1 in 10 men actually shaves his head, and very few top it with a rug. Baldness, like glasses, has begun to carry its own sex appeal.
An estimated 68,130 Americans will be diagnosed this year with melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, and 8,700 will die from it.
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