clear that giving birth should not be a death sentence. Yet for many women- especially Black, Indigenous, and Hispanic- pregnancy…
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Why is There a “Bad” Store?
In a municipality of two chain stores, it’s a common phenomenon for one to be unequivocally worse than the other:…
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The Pregnancy Timeline: What Happens Each Week for Mom and Baby
Pregnancy is the process of carrying and developing a fetus in the uterus (womb) of a woman. It typically lasts…
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Addressing Postpartum Depression in Fathers
It's often stereotypical to think of postpartum depression (PPD) as occurring with a new mom who is tired, anxious, and…
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Mpox Clade Ib Rise in Central Africa and Beyond
While much of the world has shifted focus away from pandemic-level alerts, the emergence and spread of a new strain…
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A Poor Diet and Its Consequences
In an age of technological advancement and unprecedented access to food, one might expect that global nutrition would be better…
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Impact of Tobacco Use on Health and Society
Tobacco use remains one of the leading causes of preventable disease and death worldwide. Despite decades of public health campaigns…
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For the First Time in History: Scientists Develop Promising Treatment for Huntington’s Disease
Huntington’s disease is an inherited (passed down in families from generation to generation) genetic disorder that causes nerve cells in…
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Struggling with Constipation? Kiwi and Mineral Water Could Be the Natural Fix You Need
Chronic constipation is an issue that affects up to 20% of adults in the United States. It causes discomfort and…
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Why Winter Air Increases the Risk of Heart Attacks
Obviously, cold-related illnesses are what most people think of when the question of winter health problems arises. However, a big…
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