Why more women are using testosterone

Use is booming, though the FDA has not approved a product specifically for women

Retired Naval officer reacts to Hegseth comments

Kelly Aeschbach says she doubts women will be barred from combat roles

Women may need less exercise than men for heart health

New research suggests men need twice as much exercise as women to achieve the same level of protection against coronary heart disease.

Who the future of wine belongs to

As younger consumers rewrite the consumer playbook and economic challenges disrupt production, the wine industry faces headwinds that require innovative thinking.

Any amount of alcohol may increase dementia risk

Drinking in moderation? It may not matter.

Tooth be told: Why you should ask your dentist about menopause

AI tools downplay women's health needs, study finds

Case notes summarized by Google's Gemma minimize women's care needs, elevating the risk of gender bias.

How technology can help those on the fringes of care

Dr. Jacqueline Nwando Olayiwola, president of Advocate National Center for Clinical and Community Impact, explains why healthcare for underserved populations must go beyond clinical diagnoses.

Half the world's population receives a quarter of news coverage

The UN-backed Global Media Monitoring Project says women are seen, heard, or spoken about in just 26% of broadcast and print news.

Scientists guide sperm microbots through 3D-printed reproductive tract

Sperm cells coated in magnetic nanoparticles that can be monitored and controlled in real time could help with drug delivery, disease diagnostics and treatment.

'Erin Brockovich of China' helps foreign communities impacted by Chinese development

Environmental lawyer Jingjing Zhang is working to hold China-owned companies operating overseas accountable.

AI use at work is a catch-22 for women

Women face the so-called "competence penalty" when using employer-approved AI assistance at more severe rates than men.

Study: Air pollution from oil and gas causes 91,000 deaths every year in US

Scientists found that Black, Asian, Native American and Hispanic groups are consistently most affected.

Once worn, now wanted: The rise of resale

The global secondhand clothing market growth rate is outstripping general apparel, report says.

Women don't 'leak' out of STEM careers, they're pushed

Burnout, imposter syndrome, and biases connected to intersecting identities are common culprits, as well as menopause.

Back-to-office 'Kenergy' won't last amid exodus of working women, expert predicts

Misty L. Heggeness, author of "SWIFTYNOMICS," carried out her own research into new U.S. jobs data to find trends among working women.

Women are exiting the workforce at an alarming rate

Women, especially working moms, are leaving as flexible work policies disappear.

Human trafficking is up worldwide. AI is helping fight back

More women and girls are being exploited around the world. Technology has a bigger role than ever in protecting them.

The 'Bro-PO market:' IPOs are back, but where are the women?

61 companies filed IPO-related documents in the first half of August and nearly 88% had one or no women on their board

Doing better at work starts at home

Studies show the positive — and negative — impacts of romantic relationships on work productivity.

Women who've been stalked are more likely to get cardiovascular disease, study finds

Statistics show one in three women will be stalked in their lifetime.

Deaths from heavy drinking are rising faster among women

Women are also likelier to develop alcohol-related liver disease.

Impact 100 Seattle brings women together for local change

The collective giving organization is helping drive the evolution of philanthropic giving.

Rhode Island adds historic workplace protections for menopause

The state is the first in the nation to mandate reasonable accommodation for menopause and menopause-related conditions.

New film eerily resembles the Epstein scandal

Filmmaker Megan Griffiths shares her take on the misogynistic and predatory behavior that was normalized in the 90s and continues today