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
Misty Vaughan says she might not be here today if her son Camden didn't call Dad when he did.
The Cleveland Clinic reveals last month's failed uterus transplant was caused by a vaginal yeast infection.
From queefing to post-coital crying, these awkward sexual experiences are normal and more common than you think.
Women who seek hormone therapy as little as six years after entering menopause may prevent a common type of heart disease.
Young women who choose to treat the chronic disorder by getting a hysterectomy may increase risk for coronary heart disease, a new study suggests.
A quality diet may lower risk of hip fracture in postmenopausal women, new study finds.
Some recent studies suggest women can get away with a couple glasses every now and then, but doctors disagree.
The Pan American Health Organization has teamed up with Sesame Street to teach kids about mosquito-borne illnesses.
A fast and easy way to test for lupus may be on the horizon.
New study proves inserting an intrauterine device immediately benefits women, especially those who live in developing countries.
New study casts doubt on the health benefits associated with having a bachelor's degree.
We don't lose memories so much as we lose access to them, new study suggests.