Evelyn Lewin is a freelance writer and GP with a diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
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In the past year Rebecca Rogers, 34, has gained 15 kilograms. The reason, she believes, is that she has been exercising more. But Rogers doesn't attribute the weight gain to increased muscle mass: "The arm and tummy fat are really noticeable," she says.
Want to sleep better and feel healthier and happier? It's in your hands writes Dr Evelyn Lewin
Wouldn't it be great to wave farewell to your everyday life and set sail for a year of endless possibility? The stereotype for taking a "gap year" is for kids who've just finished high school, but you don't have to be 18 to have a break.
The good news for non nature lovers is, you can benefit from the great outdoors without even leaving your living room.
If you've ever struggled to fall asleep (and who hasn't?), then you might have been tempted by a quick-fix solution. But there is a simpler answer: light.
Sitting not so pretty: it's important to get up and move around regularly at work if you're largely desk-bound.
When I was in grade three, our teacher taught us how to take photos with our minds. The process was simple. All you had to do was stop, take some deep breaths and really focus on what you wanted to capture.
Want to enjoy your food more? Then take the time to make each meal a memorable moment.
Reaching for comfort food when you're stressed may be much more nourishing than you think.
The good news for non nature lovers is, you can benefit from the great outdoors without even leaving your living room.
Want to know what really happens before, during and after a pap smear? Dr Evelyn Lewin takes you behind the scenes.
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Millions of women forego their favourite foods for new year weight loss goals, but an eating technique used by Tibetan monks means you needn't be one of them, writes Dr Evelyn Lewin.
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Smartphones, MP3s and the internet certainly make like easier but our yen for convenience has spawned a crop of new health conditions. Dr Evelyn Lewin investigates the causes and cures
These people go to great lengths to avoid cancer. But are extreme measures really necessary?
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Evelyn Lewin investigates the polarising issue of homebirths
There's no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to a happy relationship.
Often labelled a "silent killer", ovarian cancer has symptoms you should look out for. Learn to identify these symptoms and aim for early detection, writes Dr Evelyn Lewin.
Women's Health & Fitness
Dr Evelyn Lewin explains what's on the menu for the next nine months as well as the foods that are best avoided until your little one arrives.
Whether you're going for a drug-free birth or hanging out for an epidural, Dr Evelyn Lewin talks you through it.
You’re smart and successful... and still feel like a failure? Evelyn Lewin has the cure for imposter syndrome
Expecting your first bub can have you on high alert, but we're here to put your mind at ease
We live in a world obsessed with aesthetics, but what would "beauty" mean if you couldn't see?
It's the five pieces of advice every new mother who's had a positive birth swears by. Learn them now and start getting excited about meeting bub.
Cosmopolitan Pregnancy
Want to leave your GP appointments feeling like your doctor actually listened to you? There are ways to make that happen.
We’ve got answers to all your questions about baby’s moves inside your belly
If you'll stop at nothing to get a white chocolate Magnum at 3am, you could have a case of pregnancy cravings...
If it burns when you pee and you simply have to go every five minutes, chances are you've got a UTI. Here's how to deal. READ MORE It burns when you pee and you simply have to go every five minutes. Chances are you've got a UTI.
The glow
If you have a C-section with your first baby, it can have an effect on subsequent births. Here’s what you need to know
Every day past your due date can make you feel frustrated, deflated and confused, so here’s our guide to help you understand what’s happening
Coming to terms with your changing body is easier if you know what to expect. Dr Evelyn Lewin explains all, so you can embrace this special time.
The term "heartbreak" conjures a picture of polishing off a box of two-ply and a packet of Tim Tams, but the condition may have more serious effects than Bridget Jone-style benders, writes Dr Evelyn Lewin.
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Finding it hard to sleep or feeling super fatigued with your growing belly? You're not alone! Dr Evelyn Lewin offers some simple solutions.
With so many differing theories on vaccination, it can be difficult to know what's best for your bub. Dr Evelyn Lewin answers your questions.
They may seem like a simple way to help soothe unsettled bubs, but do dummies cause more issues than they solve? Dr Evelyn Lewin reports
Suffering from mild, moderate or even debilitating morning sickness? try Dr Evelyn Lewin's tips to help you get through this pregnancy phase.
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Dr Evelyn Lewin looks at recommendations on food and lifestyle for women who are pregnant or planning to have children. A healthy, varied diet full of all the usual goodies (vegetables, fruit, dairy, carbohydrates and protein) is best if you're pregnant. However, even the best pregnancy diet can't give you all the vitamins you need.
Toilet training is over, but your child still isn't dry at night. What's going on? Dr Evelyn Lewin investigates. Bed-wetting is a common childhood problem. From a medical point of view there is no absolute age at which a child should be dry at night, but most parents are concerned if their child is still wetting the bed after the age of six.
Middle-ear infections are one of the most common childhood illnesses, and a main reason why children are prescribed antibiotics. But are antibiotics always necessary, and what can be done if the infections keep returning? Dr Evelyn Lewin reports.
Television isn't simply the evil, one-eyed monster it's painted to be, says Dr Evelyn Lewin
Though distressing to witness, night terrors are a harmless sleep disturbance, writes Dr Evelyn Lewin.
Teething has been blamed for everything from irritability and fevers to diarrhoea. But what symptoms can it really cause? And what should you do for your child when they're teething? Dr Evelyn Lewin investigates
Though the terms are often used interchangeably, there is a vast difference between having a cold and the flu. So how do these illnesses differ from one another? And, more importantly, what can you do to ensure your child stays well over winter?
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