Stephanie Castillo
Stephanie is an avid writer, runner, and snacker, though not at the same time. She holds a BA in professional writing and mass communications from King’s College (located in the town closet to where they "filmed" The Office), and joined the Medical Daily team after working as an assistant online editor for Prevention. Her writing has appeared in Newsweek, The Huffington Post, and Refinery29.
Articles By Stephanie Castillo
After the CDC's latest report on contact lens-related infection and damage, it seems we could all use a reminder.
Women's sexuality is an enigma, but it doesn't have to be.
The Olympic swimmer uses cupping, an ancient Chinese medicine, to quickly relieve muscle aches and pains.
New study finds the estrogen in women's hormonal birth control influences their vitamin D levels.
Sticking needles in your face and body may deter mild cognitive impairment from developing into full-blown dementia.
Being overweight in middle age could prematurely worsen brain function, new study finds.
When eating fruit for weight loss, it's more about moderation than limitation.
The embattled Theranos CEO announced a new product, miniLab, and both the public and scientists are disappointed.
The Amy Winehouse Foundation opens women-only rehab facility to better address women's issues with substance recovery.
Governor Rick Scott calls on the CDC to launch an emergency response in Florida, where nearly 15 cases of locally transmitted Zika have now been reported.
The SVOne Enterprise system from Smart Vision Labs is an intuitive, vision-testing platform that makes care cheap and convenient.
The World Hepatitis Alliance is committed to #NOHep being a reality by 2030.