New event brings actionable health info to everyday women

The upcoming Formidable Women’s Health Summit is built around facts, not fads

Finally, a resource for actionable women's health information

For decades, medicine ignored women. That changes now.

IOC trans athlete policy creates more harm than it prevents

The ban is unnecessary and cruel

Tips on how to win high-stakes negotiations

Two key takeaways: Listen and remain present

Young men grow more traditional as young women turn liberal

Nearly a third of Gen Z men believe a wife should obey her husband

Child care costs exceed college tuition in most states

States and municipalities are beginning to step in

Meet women's news pioneer Amelia Bloomer

Bloomer, an early women's rights activist, launched the first newspaper devoted to women's issues

How drinking electrolytes with B6 nearly killed Blair Huddy

She's using her experience to warn others

Why drinking too many electrolytes can be dangerous

New research shows serious risks

How to plan for the worst so your family doesn't have to

An estate plan doesn't have to be intimidating

The 'missing link in the feminist curriculum’

Chanel Reynolds learned about estate planning as the result of a tragedy, and she’s using her experience to help others

AI's tendency to fabricate facts can be dangerous

It's especially problematic in legal settings

Chaitra Vedullapalli: 'The next frontier isn't just about participation'

Thought leader and author is a driving force behind OPULIS, an initiative celebrating women's influence at Microsoft

A girl born today can expect to live to 100

How hormone replacement therapy supports women's health

The benefits can be significant

Refugee-turned-rescuer: How women escape the Taliban

Friba Rezayee runs a nonprofit to help women fleeing the Taliban

Harrell, Wilson to face off in first Seattle mayoral debate on women's issues

The event is presented by Formidable and Seattle CityClub, and sponsored by Seattle University

Scientists leave U.S. as research grants disappear

The National Science Foundation estimates the number of early-career researchers in the U.S. will fall by 78% during the 2025/26 school year.

How foreign aid cuts destabilize vulnerable regions

Many global leaders worry that the instability caused by the rapid reduction in aid will result anti-American sentiments to bubbling up in areas it otherwise might not.

How to fix the pipeline of diverse STEM graduates

Women still make up only one-third of all STEM workers.

Women's entrepreneurship rises across the globe

One in 10 women launched new businesses in 2023

Study seeks answers on why diverse boards perform better

Diversity on boards leads to stronger performance, but companies have stopped pushing for it.

Olympian-turned-maternal health advocate Allyson Felix's story debuts at Tribeca Film Festival

The new film featuring Olympic runner spotlights dangerous lack of maternal protections for pro athletes.