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Is Adult Acne Normal?

Which Skin Types Are Acne Prone?

Blood Clots and Birth Control

With news of a COVID-19 vaccine potentially creating risk for a type of blood clot, our medical team wants to make sure you know the facts.

Birth Control and Sex Drive Explained

Do the pill and other forms of hormonal birth control affect libido? Nurx healthcare provider Cristin Hackel has answers.

The Best Birth Control for You

Five questions to ask yourself when choosing a birth control method

Does Makeup Cause Acne? We Explain

10 Myths About Sexual Violence to Unlearn ASAP

It's Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so sex educator Cassandra Corrado wants to be sure you're aware that these ten things are totally false.

Endometriosis, Fertility and Birth Control

For Endometriosis Awareness Month a Nurx doctor and an infertility doctor from Spring Fertility talked all things endo, birth control, and baby making.

Is Adult Acne Normal?

Meet Nurx Doctor Betty Acker

This OB-GYN has a lot of myths to bust (and truths to share) about women's health.

What Are The Differences Between Face and Body Acne?

Quiz: Test Your Acne IQ

Assess your knowledge of the real causes of and solutions for acne by taking our dermatologist-approved quiz.

Why Nurx Now Treats Acne

Real solutions for this common, stressful skin condition can be hard to find — and our medical team wants to fix that.

6 Steps to Ditch Sexual Shame

If you feel ashamed about your desires, read sex educator Cassandra Corrado's good advice on getting over it and owning your pleasure.

4 Facts About Women and HIV

Nurx HIV and STI expert Emily Rymland shares things too few women talk about when it comes to HIV.

Acne Treatment Fact vs. Fiction

Make sure you haven't bought into any acne myths, and learn about the acne treatments that are backed by science.

How to Deal with Maskne

One of the annoying things about mask-wearing: The pimples and skin irritation that may occur as a result.

Meet Nurx NP Allison Palcsesz

This New Jersey-based medical provider has thoughts on what health things patients should (and shouldn't) stress about.