Erica Sloan is a Senior Health Writer at SELF. She specializes in health and wellness topics, including sleep, mental well-being, and sexual and reproductive health, while also exploring themes of beauty and alternative medicine. Erica's work has been featured in prominent publications such as SELF Magazine, Well+Good, Glamour Us, Vogue India, and Teen Vogue.
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This article is part of SELF's third annual Rest Week , an editorial package dedicated to doing less.
By: Payal K. Patel, Erica Sloan
It's like a bad chest cold with some serious stamina. You might know this time of year as cold and flu season , but that's just the
By: Erica Sloan
This article is part of SELF's third annual Rest Week , an editorial package dedicated to doing less.
By: Erica Sloan
To the uninitiated, the phrase “raw water” might seem redundant. What is water if not the most plain and elemental substance?
An admission: I'm one of those people who will entertain most things on the spiritual front. You think a full moon can help you manifest your goals?
By: Erica Sloan, Sarah Felbin, Jessica Kasparian, Jenny Mccoy
Trending claims that they’re toxic or inflammatory are totally bunk, according to nutrition scientists.
Your step-by-step guide to effectively disinfecting all the things.
By: Ella Glover, Advaita Raut, Paula Lee, Danielle Cohen, Georgia Trodd, Erica Sloan, Fiona Embleton, Katharina Walser, Elle Turner
Trending claims that they’re toxic or inflammatory are totally bunk, according to nutrition scientists.
By: Fiona Ward, Lucy Morgan, Laura Hampson, Alice Barraclough, Jenna Ryu, Anya Meyerowitz, Sophie Cockett, Ali Pantony, Erica Sloan
We asked experts if asking for a “burger refill” or latte discount is legit.
Experts break down the five lifestyle tactics with the strongest evidence.
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