Month: September 2022

Ten percent of women in the United States between the ages of 15 and 49 currently use some form of long-acting reversible contraception, a category that includes intrauterine devices, or…

When Halona Black lost her 49-year-old mother to breast cancer in 2006, she was sure she was destined to suffer the same fate. She had seen the data: Black women…

In 2011, a team of researchers in Scotland were investigating why the emergency contraceptive pill, commonly known as Plan B, seemed to fail in a small portion of the population,…

April 29, 2021 Leer en español Many women don’t know what to expect during perimenopause, which is the time period — often marked by distressing changes in the body —…

If you’ve already listened to “Serial,” here’s an update on Adnan Syed’s case that we published on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, following breaking news. If you haven’t listened, start episode…

It’s that time again! If you’re just joining us, every month I play concierge and help guide subscribers through the dense and delicious jungle that is New York City dining.…

What is the best way to honor and preserve the American tradition of welcoming immigrants? Treating them as stage props, as Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida did last week by…

The shift toward prioritizing mental health might be benign if it were only one way of reframing the question of what our priorities should be. But it comes with the…

Divided by war, strained by shortages and faced with the cataclysm of global warming, dozens of world leaders convened at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday for the…

You don’t need a ton of ingredients for a meal that sings. The recipes featured here are marvels of resourcefulness, offering enormous flavor in little time and with seven ingredients…