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Macaela Mackenzie

Macaela Mackenzie

Senior Editor, Health at Glamour

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Do You Have Premenopause Symptoms? Here’s How to Tell

We asked the experts how to navigate perimenopause.
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USWNT Star Ali Krieger Announces Her Retirement

The Olympian, two-time World Cup champion, and mom of two tells Glamour she’s preparing for her last season with Gotham FC.
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5 Uterine Fibroids Symptoms You Don’t Have to Live With

Fibroids can be “loud and obnoxious.” But the good news is they’re treatable.
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9 Celebrities Who've Spoken Openly About Having Uterine Fibroids

Cynthia Bailey, Bethenny Frankel, and Kenya Moore are among the 80 percent of women who will deal with fibroids.
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9 Things Every Woman Should Know About Uterine Fibroids

Fibroids are particularly common in Black women.
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What Happens If Uterine Fibroids Go Untreated?

Uterine fibroids are very treatable. Here’s what you need to know about your options.
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4 in 5 Women Will Be Diagnosed with Fibroids in Her Lifetime

If you have a uterus, look out for these symptoms.
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21 of the Smartest Women We Know Share How Their Parents Inspired T...

As parents, we imagine ourselves to be all-important in shaping the lives of our children. But as children ourselves, it’s easy to brush aside the role our parents have played (and often are still playing) in shaping who we are and what we’ve achieved. They gave us motivation, inspired our curiosity, gave us chances to fail safely, and the confidence to try again. They created the environments that shaped us, even if it wasn’t always obvious. “When I was playing drums [as a kid], the music teach…
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1.3 Million Women Enter Menopause Each Year. We Have to Stop Ignori...

For Meg Mathews, menopause looked like The Golden Girls—gray hair, elderly gentleman callers, chic but shapeless caftans. “Not me at 49,” Mathews says. After coming back from a holiday, Mathews started experiencing some anxiety, brain fogginess, and aching joints. She didn’t feel like herself. “But how do you explain that to the doctor?” she says. “So of course I went in going, ‘I just can’t cope with life.’ And of course they just gave me antidepressants and off I went. I had no idea that [thos…
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Mandy Moore on Motherhood, Stress, and Finding Her Moment of Clarity

In a 30-minute conversation about living with mild-moderate eczema, the actor and musician opens up about the profound identity shift of motherhood, advocating for herself, and her partnership with Incyte on its Moments of Clarity program.
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These Dietitian-Approved Electrolyte Powders Is a Huge Hangover Helper

Elevate your “sexy water.” If TikTok is to be believed, the sexy-water trend—a.k.a. elevating plain water—isn’t going anywhere. Do you need to add collagen supplements, vitamin tinctures, or slices of fruit to your water bottle? Absolutely not, but do whatever keeps you hydrated in 2024, queen. In some cases, however, dietitians feel that adding electrolyte powders to your H2O can be a beneficial way to help you meet your hydration goals. Here’s everything you need to know about when to use them…
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This Is the $15 Drugstore Product I Swear By to Remove Blackheads

This Is the $15 Drugstore Product I Swear By to Remove Blackheads
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Sleep Anxiety Is the Worst. Here’s How to Deal

We asked top sleep experts about how to prevent bedtime anxiety and get a better night’s rest.
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This $11 Caffeine Eye Cream Makes Me Look Like I Slept 8 Hours

For those mornings when you need an extra shot. So you’ve been doing some revenge bedtime procrastination and it shows. We can’t fix your sleep deprivation but the best caffeine eye cream can do something about those under eye bags and dark circles. “Caffeine works to reduce puffiness by clamping down on blood vessels, helping to reduce swelling,” Marisa Garshick, MD, FAAD, a board-certified dermatologist in New York and clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medicine, tell…
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The Best Rosemary Oil for Hair Growth, According to Scalp Experts 2...

Shampoos and serums to support your strands. If your strands have been feeling meh lately, you might be wondering if the recent wave of TikTok evangelists praising rosemary oil for hair growth are onto something. Rosemary oil is a natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant that can support scalp health and, in theory, help support hair growth. “When a rosemary oil blend is massaged directly onto the scalp, it can improve blood circulation, feed the follicle, and eliminate inflammation,” Kerry E.…
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How to Talk to Kids About Cancer, According to Experts and a Mom Wh...

Learning how to talk to kids about cancer is something no parent should need to do. Unfortunately, the reality for many families is that they will. That became abundantly clear in the past two weeks, when two prominent women—both in their early 40s, both young moms—revealed they’d been diagnosed with cancer. First Olivia Munn, 43, shared she’d been diagnosed with breast cancer after taking a breast cancer risk assessment. Then Catherine, Princess of Wales, 42, finally put an end to the internet’…
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Caitlin Clark Is Changing Women’s Sports. Is It Enough?

You don’t have to be a sports fan to have noticed something epic is happening in women’s basketball. Call it the Caitlin Clark effect, the phenomenon named for the University of Iowa guard who completely reshaped the college basketball landscape this season. The Hawkeye sold tickets across the country, went viral every time she stopped to sign autographs for swarms of kids lined up to see their favorite athlete, and broke a dozen records—including the all-time scoring record for college basketba…
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I’m a Huge Coffee Drinker—This Is the Only Teeth Whitener That Works

Pamper your pearly whites. Given how much we’ve been staring at our smiles over Zoom these past few years, it’s easy to see why everyone’s searching for the best teeth-whitening products. If you have a serious coffee habit (or a tea habit or a red wine habit or a penchant for red sauces), it might be time to give your pearly whites some love. “All teeth are made out of tubes, like pores,” Alice Hoang, DMD, founder of Brooklyn Mint, a dental practice in New York City, tells Glamour. Richly colore…
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This Is the Toothpaste That Helped Whiten My Teeth in Under a Week

Plus, how to brush to avoid sensitivity. Perhaps you’ve noticed your smile is looking a little dull after indulging in one too many glasses of red wine. The best teeth-whitening toothpastes can help amp up the sparkle without going all in on professional whitening treatments or a full-blown arsenal of teeth-whitening products. First off, how do teeth get stained in the first place? “All teeth are made out of tubes—like pores,” Alice Hoang, DMD, founder of Brooklyn Mint, a dental practice in New…
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After Testing a Bunch of Red Light Therapy Devices—These Are Our To...

Recommended by dermatologists themselves. In a sea of “revolutionary” beauty products, it can be hard to sort the science-backed from the superfluous. The best red light therapy devices are no different: Do they live up to the hype as beauty game changers? Or are they just another pricey device that will end up gathering dust in your medicine cabinet? (And practically, how do they differ from the best LED face masks on the market?) Our top picks: Best Red Light Therapy Device Overall: Solawave…
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Advice from Glamour’s Inaugural ‘Your Mom of the Year’

Meet Lynda Limón, a family lawyer, mom of two daughters, and Glamour’s first-ever ‘Your Mom of the Year.’