Gender Equality
Why are women and people with cycles underrepresented in health research?
Women and people with cycles have historically been left out of medical research, with deadly consequences.
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Ijeoma Unachukwu, M.S.
Guest Writer
Ijeoma Unachukwu is a medical student at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and is very passionate about health disparities and the way society and culture shape our personal health. When she's not fervently studying or working in the hospital, she enjoys running, a really good book, and reality TV.
Skin & Hair
Watching my mother lose her hair during menopause made both of us stronger
The effects of menopause are different for each woman and are primarily caused by drops in estrogen, when the menstrual...
Trying to Conceive
When should I see a fertility specialist?
When you first start trying to conceive, you may wonder: do I need to see a healthcare provider? If you...
Dating & Partnership
No glove, no love: condom negotiation and common excuses
Condoms are very effective at preventing pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They are a great birth...