Health
Long ReadsKare Adenegan: “Find your own path in the gym and don’t follow others”
LifeWhat is stress, and how does it affect your body?
Long ReadsHow embracing the ‘mindful sex’ trend could boost your wellbeing
Latest Stories
Life
How to stay motivated to exercise in winter
Lost your fitness mojo? These tips will get you back on track.
- Posted by
- Stylist Team
- Published
Life
How does alcohol affect strength training? Fitness trainers answer the most Googled questions
Stylist Strong trainers explain how drinking can impact your workouts.
- Posted by
- Chloe Gray
- Published
Long Reads
“I used to hide my disability. Now it's helping me to win gold medals”
Paralympian Hollie Arnold took home a gold medal in the javelin for Team GB in Rio. Here, she talks self-love, social media and ending toxic friendships.
- Posted by
- Natalie Cornish
- Published
Beauty
“My heightened sense of smell helps me predict migraines”
There are pros and cons to having hyperosmia,
- Posted by
- Lucy Partington
- Published
- Posted by
- Millie Milliken
- Published
Living with body dysmorphia: “I don't see myself the way others do”
Like Billie Eilish, writer Millie Milliken has been diagnosed with Body Dysmorphic Disorder. She shares her story with Stylist.
Life
Sleep deprived? Here’s how to bounce back after a bad night’s sleep
We want good sleep. We don’t always get it. A sleep scientist tells us how to recover.
- Posted by
- Stylist Team
- Published
Beauty
“It’s hard to miss people when you don’t know what they smell like”
The effects of losing your sense of smell can be heartbreaking.
- Posted by
- Lucy Partington
- Published
Opinion
This is the hidden danger of refusing to take a sick day
It’s high time you start listening to your body, not your boss.
- Posted by
- Sarah Biddlecombe
- Published
Long Reads
“I’ve spent 4 years helping Northern Irish women access abortions in Manchester”
A nurse shares heartbreaking stories of “silent and scared” patients forced to travel to England for abortions.
- Posted by
- Alexandra Nommay
- Published
Long Reads
Feeling anxious and stressed? This is why you should try taking off your headphones
A new study has found an easy solution to boosting our mood (and it's completely free).
- Posted by
- Kate Leaver
- Published
Beauty
How to treat an itchy scalp: the surprising causes and all the best products
Your period, washing routine and even hair products could be the culprits
- Posted by
- Amber Ascroft
- Published
- Posted by
- Stylist Team
- Published
When should you take time off work for your mental health?
The might be a a reluctance to take a mental health sick day, but doing so is essential for refreshing your brain.
Beauty
How bad posture affects your mental health and how to remedy it
Are you sitting comfortably?
- Posted by
- Hanna Ibraheem
- Published
Life
5 weight lifting experts explain the strengthening benefits for women
And it's not just about physical strength.
- Posted by
- Chloe Gray
- Published
Long Reads
Breast cancer UK: Lauren Mahon launches brilliant new breast cancer T shirt range
Cancer survivor and podcast host Lauren Mahon has launched a must-have new range of her signature tit-tees.
- Posted by
- Sarah Biddlecombe
- Published
Long Reads
“I’ve waited more than 10 years for an endometriosis diagnosis. Why?”
Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, yet it takes an average 7.5 years to diagnose. When will we take women's health seriously?
- Posted by
- Mattie Lacey-Davidson
- Published
Long Reads
What is endometriosis? A gynaecologist answers our most common questions
What causes endometriosis, and is there a cure? A gynaecologist has the answers.
- Posted by
- Dr Anita Mitra
- Published
Life
These are the four signs you could be a functioning alcoholic, according to a doctor
At what point does our relationship with alcohol become less of a treat, and more of a problem?
- Posted by
- Sarah Biddlecombe
- Published
- Posted by
- Sarah Graham
- Published
Yentl syndrome: how this little-known gender bias could be costing women their lives
Women’s pain and suffering is still too often dismissed as ‘all in our heads’.
Beauty
“My sense of smell helps me build up a picture of the world”
This is what it's like to navigate the world when you're partially-sighted.
- Posted by
- Lucy Partington
- Published