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
my.Flow tracks the start and flow of women's menstrual cycles in order to prevent leaks and provide peace of mind.
Pilot study from Canada shows Kenyan women are smart about sexual health when they're sent weekly texts.
Flame retardants may disrupt thyroid and estrogen hormone production, leading to thyroid disease.
Provisions under the Affordable Care Act make it easier for Americans to access health insurance, new survey shows.
As researchers aim to understand the link between SSRIs and infants' low birth weight and prematurity, they doubt genes and family history have much influence.
The results of a new study offer sobering statistics concerning the men and women in academic faculty roles.
Women and people of color are missing from clinical trials at a time when they bear the majority of the country’s disease burden.
New study not only shines a light on asymptomatic heart attacks, but it also shows sex and racial disparity hinders preventive treatment.
Eating chips and donuts may result in blood sugar levels normally seen in diabetics.
The actress partners with Johnson & Johnson to help raise awareness of casualties that can result from working your hardest to take care of someone.
Sex during that time of the month? More women and men are weighing the pros and cons.
Researchers suggest there is a direct and strong link between schizophrenic men and high levels of Candida albicans antibody activity.