Health & Science

Abortion Has Always Existed and Always Will

By Gabriella Watson ● Commentary ● December 19, 2025

“They can cut all the flowers, but they cannot stop the spring.”  

What If We Took Endometriosis as Seriously as We Take Diabetes? 

By Nina Stachenfeld ● Commentary ● October 20, 2025

The disparity is most acute for diseases that primarily affect women.

Why We Need ‘Cliteracy’ Today More Than Ever

By A Renee Bergtrom ● Commentary ● July 15, 2025

Women possess the only bodily organ whose sole purpose is to bring pleasure.

Improve Postpartum Care to Detect Preeclampsia

By Amrapali Maitra ● Commentary ● February 21, 2025

While most cases of preeclampsia arise in pregnancy, it turns out my experience of having a healthy pregnancy with normal blood pressures and being diagnosed after delivery is not uncommon.

What is Women’s Health? It’s More Than You Think

By Christina Chang ● Commentary ● June 28, 2021

When we hear “women’s health,” we should picture everything from the food labels that warn us about the hidden, unhealthy ingredients in packaged food to the policies that ban smoking in public spaces to the birth certificates that grant girls access to education.