Eman Yousif is a Board-certified Internal Medicine Physician and Instructor in Medicine at the Division of Hospital Medicine in Washington University School of Medicine in Saint Louis, MO.

Today, we are joined by board-certified OBGYN Dr. Sharan Rahman. Dr. Rahman received her MD from Yale School of Medicine and her MBA from the University of Pittsburgh. Over the years, she has worked in a variety of clinical settings which has increased her appreciation for and understanding the importance of optimizing women’s health both here and abroad.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and today, I wanted to share with you a new treatment for those undergoing chemotherapy: a cold cap. This therapy isn't available to everyone, but it is used to reduce the hair loss common during chemotherapy.

This is a reminder to schedule your annual mammogram!

Today, I invited Marta Spirk to talk about learning to love your hair.

There is a multitude of reasons why hair loss occurs; this is especially common for women. We will be talking about the different reasons why hair loss occurs, the medical conditions that lead to hair loss, and the types of treatment that are on the market INCLUDING a new FDA-approved medication.

When you decide your goal is to grow your hair, the first step in your journey should be finding a trusted source of knowledge to help you achieve that goal. Finding a trusted salon professional is no simple task, but today I'm going to help you find someone with integrity that's committed to you and your hair.

Are you still relying on the messaging on your product bottle to tell you what your hair needs and how to take care of it, but you aren't seeing the results you expected? That just means it's time for you to sign up for our 1 on 1 coaching!

If you're anything like me, you love rocking braids in the summer months, but just like natural hair needs a specific type of care, so does textured hair in a protective style. For a lot of us, a protective style isn't just a way to save time doing our hair in the morning, it's a strategy for growing healthier and longer hair.

So coming out of beauty school should mean you know everything about hair, right? Wrong. Curly and textured hair are COMMONLY left out of the curriculum meaning it's up to haircare professionals to learn that on our own.