Wellness

Past attendees of weight loss camps reflect on their experiences, and unpack the ways it still impacts them today.

It has nothing to do with food or weight, and everything to do with community.

“The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced.”

Food videos can be steeped in diet culture, so some creators are rewriting the script.

Sober curious is cool.

Teen Vogue spoke to some staffers who called the mood inside the suicide prevention organization grim after revelations that the CEO once advised Purdue Pharma on boosting opioid sales.

The actress said someone on her team gave her “happy pills” at 15.

“I can't say that about my last album,” the singer told Jimmy Fallon.

Disinformation and conspiracies are contributing to brutal violence. Here's what you need to know.

“We can’t move on. It’s a part of us.”

“The most common way that people react is they laugh because they think I’m trying to be funny."

It would have changed her perception of beauty and body image.

“We’re told, if you’re not dying, you’re fine. But then one of us dies and it’s no longer fine."

“I’m sure I’ll exhibit some symptoms of trauma down the road.”

“I realized that I don’t want to die, and I realized that I need help.”

Allison Raskin weighs in on dating and mental health.

Her family set up a crisis intervention fund in her name.

An excerpt from Sammy Nickalls' book "Log Off: Self-Help for the Extremely Online."

It's OK to give yourself grace.

“I know a lot of people thought I failed … but walking out of it was my biggest win.”