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Treatment for morning sickness likely on the horizon after scientists discover its source
Nicole Karlis
Researchers identify a cause of severe morning sickness and metformin, a common diabetes drug, may help
Forcing Kate Cox to travel out of state for an abortion is cruel, and shows exceptions don’t work
Nicole Karlis
It's yet another chapter in a culture that’s obsessed with minimizing women's pain
“Ridiculous” cost of new postpartum depression pill spurs maternal health providers to push back
Nicole Karlis
Experts fear the hefty $16,000 cost will be yet another barrier to postpartum depression treatment
What is the pūteketeke, the bird John Oliver is obsessed with? Here’s what makes this fowl so weird
Matthew Rozsa
The "Last Week Tonight" host recently "campaigned" for a New Zealand bird in the avian competition of the century
Cancel the Donald Trump reality show: War in the Middle East makes Don’s courtroom antics irrelevant
Brian Karem
The threat of growing war leaves Trump looking so very small
What if I can’t “savor every single moment” of their childhood?
Kristine Langley Mahler
I fear my children will not remember me as a parent who prioritized play over work
Watching Netflix’s “Old Dads” reminded me why I should’ve had kids in high school
D. Watkins
I love my daughter more than anything, but I wish she had come into my life 15 years ago
Women pushed out of academic work by sexism, harassment: study
Rae Hodge
Male-led academic institutions suffer sexist brain drain, say researchers
Moms for Liberty meets its match: Parents in this swing suburban district are fighting back
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans hope to use education wars to turn purple suburbia red. In one Pennsylvania district, that backfired
The 8 biggest David Beckham revelations from’s Netflix docuseries “Beckham”
Joy Saha
The four-part series spotlights the world-famous athlete's professional football career and life with his Posh wife
The key to a tiny bee’s health is having a good mom, study finds
Matthew Rozsa
A tiny species of carpenter bee, the spurred ceratina, depends on maternal care to have healthy microbiomes
Marijuana can often help with autism symptoms, but it’s complicated. A new study indicates why
Matthew Rozsa
New research suggests cannabis can improve quality of life for autistic, but it's far from a miracle drug
Another Christian influencer arrested for child abuse: Why conservatives keep falling for these cons
Amanda Marcotte
Ruby Franke was yet another Duggar knock-off, putting a shiny happy gloss on religious oppression
As more abortion bans occur, many patients must travel hundreds of miles for care — or be stranded
Elizabeth Hlavinka
New research predicts the problem will only worsen, resulting in three-quarters of women under bans giving birth
Grim expectations: An expert explains how toxic achievement took over American childhood
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Jennifer Wallace on why academic and career success shouldn't come at the expense of social connection
It’s a scientific fact: “What We Do in the Shadows” vampire Laszlo is the friend we need, in deed
Melanie McFarland
In a subplot reminiscent of a long-running "Friends" farce, Matt Berry's vampire wins hearts with wisdom and wit
“Heartstopper” illuminates that being a trans youth is joyful, everyday and larger than politics
Nardos Haile
Comments by Ne-Yo & Rowling offer a harmful view on trans youth, which makes Netflix's "Heartstopper" essential TV
Ne-Yo apologizes for “insensitive and offensive” criticism of parents of transgender children
Joy Saha
The singer had previously slammed parents who allowed their kids to declare their own gender identity
In a first, FDA approves fast-acting postpartum depression pill
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Here’s what we know about the second drug to ever be approved for the post-pregnancy condition
“Am I gay?” I’m a middle-aged woman reinventing her life after marriage and kids — and I’m not alone
Melissa Giberson
Turning in is common for women in their 40s and 50s. Why don't we talk about it more?
Sexual violence is a pervasive threat for female farm workers
Kathleen Sexsmith, Francisco Alfredo Reyes, Megan A. M. Griffin
"As U.S. lawmakers craft the next farm bill, they could do enormous good for women around the world . . . "
Jim Gaffigan on making darker jokes in today’s divided America: “It’s a decent vehicle for comedy”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic discusses his Prime Video special and using his family as material without going "full Kardashian"
Despite stigma, stimulant meds for ADHD do not encourage children to use drugs later in life
Nicole Karlis
New research in JAMA Psychiatry found no association between taking Ritalin and struggling with substance use
A new study shows the benefits of an accurate ADHD diagnosis — so why can’t women get one?
Sarah Wheeler
ADHD can present differently in girls and women but getting effective treatment is often a struggle
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