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  1. celebrity
    Los Angeles Premiere Of "Moonfall" - Arrivals
    Halle Berry Says Doctor Mistook Her Perimenopause Symptoms for Herpes“My doctor had no knowledge and didn’t prepare me,” the actress said of her transition to menopause.
    By Emily Leibert
  2. women’s health
    2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Radhika Jones - Arrivals
    Olivia Munn Underwent Breast-Cancer SurgeryThe actress revealed she was diagnosed last year and has since had a double mastectomy.
    By Tariro Mzezewa
  3. health
    What We Still Don’t Know About Heavy FlowMeasuring blood loss during a heavy period is more complicated than it seems. The consequences, even more so.
    By Rae Nudson
  4. health
    What We Still Don’t Understand About COVID Vaccines and PeriodsMore than two years and several boosters later, here’s what we do know and why we don’t know what we don’t.
    By Annaliese Griffin
  5. culture
    Is Naomi Watts Engaged to Billy Crudup?The actress dodged the question while rocking a noticeable piece of new jewelry on the Today show.
    By Tariro Mzezewa
  6. sexism
    Medical Gaslighting and MeElissa Bassist laughs through mystery pain in her debut memoir, Hysterical.
    By Megan Broussard
  7. life after roe
    What to Do If a Pharmacy Denies You Meds Linked to AbortionPatients are having trouble accessing some drugs that may end pregnancy, both in states with abortion bans and where the procedure remains legal.
    By Hanna Kozlowska
  8. life after roe
    Why Are We Restricting the Abortion Pill to First-Trimester Pregnancies?According to a number of experts and studies, it’s still safe and effective after those first 12 weeks.
    By Lux Alptraum
  9. endometriosis
    My Search for the ‘Missed Disease’To get diagnosed with endometriosis, you have to say the magic words.
    By Angelina Chapin
  10. reproductive health
    Gynecology Has a Pain ProblemOur discomfort is routine. What if it didn’t have to be?
    By Rae Nudson
  11. reproductive health
    My Period Pain Was Not ‘Normal’Why did I have debilitating cramps for 18 years?
    By Andrea González-Ramírez
  12. power
    Why Was Lizelle Herrera Charged With Murder for an Alleged Abortion?A D.A. dropped the charges against Lizelle Herrera, but questions persist over how she was arrested in the first place.
    By Olivia Truffaut-Wong
  13. self
    Me, Myself, and Diastasis RectiLiving with this postpartum condition might be better than fighting it — especially when you have no choice.
    By Michelle Tea
  14. self
    Black Women Can Be Diagnosed With ADHD, TooThe hashtag #ADHDinBlackWomen is making some women rethink what they’ve been told all their lives.
    By Jasely Molina
  15. women’s health
    A Woman Says She Was Forced to Give Birth in a Dirty Jail Cell, Completely AloneIn a new lawsuit, Diana Sanchez says authorities “callously made her labor alone for hours.”
    By Hannah Gold
  16. women’s health
    Julia Louis-Dreyfus Couldn’t ‘Imagine’ Facing Cancer Without Good Health Care“Health care should be for all. I believed that before; now I really believe it.”
    By Lisa Ryan
  17. women’s health
    Scotland Says Free Tampons for All (Students)!!It’s the first country in the world to provide free sanitary products at all schools and universities.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  18. marketing
    IHOP’s New Logo Looks Strangely FamiliarInternational House of (Menstrual) Blood?
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  19. women’s health
    Planned Parenthood CEO Says She Felt ‘Bribed’ by Jared and IvankaCecile Richards talked about her meeting with the couple in her new memoir.
    By Sarah Spellings
  20. reproductive rights
    Everything to Know About the Supreme Court Case on Fake Women’s Health CentersThe case could have major implications for the future of abortion rights.
    By Amanda Arnold
  21. science of us
    The Wild, Necessary World of Online Advice for UTI PainWhen doctors can’t help, patients trade remedies with each other.
    By Jessica Furseth
  22. women’s health
    A State in India Is Now Offering Free Breast Implants to the Poor“Why should beauty treatment not be available to the poor?,” the state’s health minister asked.
    By Lisa Ryan
  23. period travel
    Woman Says She Was Kicked Off a Plane for Complaining About Period CrampsBeth Evans says a flight attendant on an Emirates flight overheard her complaining about her period to her boyfriend.
    By Lisa Ryan
  24. science of us
    An Endometriosis Expert on Why Lena Dunham’s Hysterectomy Is UnusualIt’s not the right decision for everyone.
    By Katie Heaney
  25. The IUD Is Making a ComebackThe IUD is becoming increasingly popular around the world. So, why aren’t more women in the U.S. using this form of contraception?
    By Madison Mills
  26. science of us
    My Life With Endometriosis“A lot of doctors dismiss endo as premenstrual pain. It really makes you feel crazy.”
    By Anonymous As told to Katie Heaney
  27. abortion
    What to Know About the Republicans’ 20-Week Abortion BanThe Senate is expected to vote on the bill tonight.
    By Caitlin Moscatello
  28. science of us
    So Many Young Women Are Being Prescribed ADHD MedsSince 2003, the CDC found a 700 percent increase in prescriptions for women ages 25 to 29.
    By Melissa Dahl
  29. science of us
    Black Mirror Does Not Appear to Know What the Morning-After Pill IsAn episode in the new season conflates emergency contraception with medical abortion.
    By Tessa Miller
  30. ivf
    Woman Gives Birth to Baby From an Embryo Frozen Back in 1992Doctors say this is the longest known frozen human embryo to lead to a successful birth.
    By Lisa Ryan
  31. women’s health
    The First Baby in the U.S. Has Been Born Through This Groundbreaking ProcedureThe procedure offers hope for women with certain health conditions.
    By Lisa Ryan
  32. 420 blaze it
    Men Keep Calling This Pennsylvania Gynecologist for Medical MarijuanaToo bad she only treats women.
    By Lisa Ryan
  33. women’s health
    Women Struggling With Infertility Have an Increased Risk of Premature DeathA new study found an association between fertility issues and mortality.
    By Lisa Ryan
  34. pregnancy
    Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Eat Your Placenta After Birth, According to ScientistsA new study found it’s potentially harmful and has no documented benefits.
    By Lisa Ryan
  35. science of us
    Trump Health Officials Just Quietly Defined Life As ‘Beginning at Conception’“As an ob-gyn, I’m alarmed. You should be, too.”
    By Dr. Jen Gunter
  36. women’s health
    The Trump Administration Just Made It Much Harder to Get Birth ControlThe Trump administration is reportedly ready to roll back the birth-control mandate.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  37. politics
    Anti-Abortion Congressman Resigns After Abortion ScandalRepresentative Tim Murphy handed in his resignation.
    By Lisa Ryan
  38. women’s health
    Breast-Cancer Deaths Have Dropped by Nearly 40 Percent, According to a StudyBut it is still the most common cancer diagnosed in women.
    By Lisa Ryan
  39. health
    Women Across the World Have Been Exposed to Toxic Levels of Mercury, Study FindsA study found high mercury levels in women of childbearing age.
    By Lisa Ryan
  40. women’s health
    The Medicare-for-All Bill Covers All Women’s Health Services, Including AbortionPro-choice groups are heavily endorsing the bill.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  41. reproductive rights
    Texas Judge Blocks Law Banning Common Abortion ProcedureA federal judge temporarily stopped the law from taking effect.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  42. New Research Is Taking Women’s Sexual Pleasure SeriouslyScientists surveyed women ages 18 to 94 for a new study on women’s orgasms.
    By Leigh Cowart
  43. women’s health
    Trump May Roll Back the Rule That Requires Employers to Pay for Birth ControlAs part of Trump’s promise to expand employers’ religious freedom.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  44. Trump Administration Quietly Cut $213 Million in Funds to Prevent Teen PregnancyResearchers say their work up to this point will go to waste.
    By Katie Van Syckle
  45. This Country Wants to Be the First to Give Low-Income Women Free TamponsThrough a six-month pilot program in Aberdeen.
    By Lisa Ryan
  46. politics
    Trump Administration Refuses to Back U.N.’s Call for Safe AbortionA U.S. representative said he couldn’t back the resolution — which condemned violence against women — because it supported safe abortion.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  47. politics
    Here’s How the Senate Health-Care Bill Will Impact Women’s HealthIn its current form, the bill has the greatest impact on low-income women.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  48. Watch Elizabeth Warren School Republicans on What Planned Parenthood Does“I am sick of coming down to the Senate floor to explain to Republicans what Planned Parenthood does.”
    By Lisa Ryan
  49. politics
    New York’s Outdated Abortion Law Will Probably Remain in PlaceNew York state law forces women to carry unviable pregnancies to term, and the chances it’ll be updated this legislative session are dwindling.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  50. This Olympian Says Every Female Track Athlete She Knows Has Had an Abortion“I literally don’t know another female track and field athlete who hasn’t had an abortion.”
    By Lisa Ryan
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