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Kristin Canning

Kristin Canning

Health Editor at Women's Health

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine
  • Women's Health

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Recent Articles

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‘I Tried A New Sport At 30 And Learned Some Valuable Lessons Along The Way’

Snowboarding lessons introduced WH features director Kristin Canning to the pride you can find in being a beginner—even if the ego takes a hit.
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'I Tried Surfing To Get Over My Fear Of The Ocean, But Learned So M...

Features director Kristin Canning gained more than she expected from the mighty swells.
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Why The Fertility Cliff Concept Needs To Go, According To Doctors -...

Consider this permission for anyone approaching 35 to take a deep breath.
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Letting Go Of Shame Could Be One Of The Best Things You Do For Your...

Experts share 4 practices to make you more resilient to this bummer emotion.
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99 Percent Of People Who Have Abortions Still Feel It Was The Right...

Abortion is almost never regretted, yet laws like those in Texas only serve to hurt people who need this safe, common medical procedure. Here’s what abortion really looks like in 2021.
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‘Off-Roading Helped Me Get Back In Touch With My Adventurous Side D...

“Off-roading reminded me that I’m allowed to go at whatever speed feels right for me, and it’s up to others to decide if they want to keep up.”
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'Why I Sourced Sperm From A Stranger On The Internet During COVID-1...

A year ago, Anica Leon-Weil, 35, wasn’t planning for a baby, let alone using the sperm of a near-stranger she’d met online. But the pandemic spurred her to reprioritize: She moved back home to Santa Cruz, California to be closer to her mom, and the time indoors made her want to nest. “I’d been thinking about having a kid on my own, I was in a good place financially and with my career, and the way life had slowed down made it feel like the right time,” she says. All she needed was a sperm donor.…
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These Intermittent Fasting Books Will Tell You *Everything* You Nee...

Whether you’re vegan, keto, or just super time-crunched, there’s an IF method (and book) for you.
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The Best Time Of Day To Work Out Depends On Your Fitness Goals

It’s a debate that never seems to get settled: When is the best time to work out? Are you more likely to experience the bennies of exercising if you do it in the morning, afternoon, or after the sun sets? The research is certainly mixed. But Lara Carlson, PhD, associate professor of applied exercise science at the University of New England says that many studies favor the morning. “There’s research that has looked at people engaging in morning versus afternoon exercise, and those who exercise i…
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'I Gave Up ALL Hair Removal During Quarantine And It Made Me ... - ...

“I’m proud of how something I used to be so deeply ashamed of and embarrassed by has become something I celebrate.”
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The 'Falling For A Killer' Docuseries Sheds New Light On Ted Bundy'...

Ted Bundy met his wife, Carole Ann Boone, when they both worked together in Washington. While they were initially just friends, they began a romantic relationship once he was on trial for murder in Florida. Boone stayed by Bundy’s side and believed he was innocent nearly until the end, but did divorce him a few years before he was executed. While Amazon Prime’s new documentary series, Falling for a Killer, mainly focuses on Ted Bundy’s ex-girlfriend Liz Kendall (a.k.a., Elizabeth Kloepfer)—featu…