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A Single Mother Speaks Out on How the ‘Tradwife’ Lifestyle Led to Her Divorce
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A Single Mother Speaks Out on How the ‘Tradwife’ Lifestyle Led to Her Divorce
By Taylor Nicioli, CNN February 27, 2024 CNN — Sporting retro ’50s hairstyles and cinched aprons, “tradwife” influencers have taken over a pocket of the internet. These traditional wives who showcase 30-second…
Read More Can Different Pricing Models Address the Obesity Problem in America?
March 6, 2024 Julia Bonavitacola In the US, prescription weight loss medications have become much more popular in recent years. According to a CNBC article,1 prescription usage of semaglutide (Wegovy) had…
Read More Screening for Health Literacy, Social Determinants, and Discrimination in Health Plans
February 5, 2024 J. Nwando Olayiwola, MD, MPH, Candy Magaña, MPA This study provides insight on the experiences of patients of a national health plan with 2 structural determinants of…
Read More Black Women, HIV/AIDS, and Mental Health
The dawning of 2024 is a critical time for acknowledging and supporting people living with HIV, remembering those who have died, raising awareness about the virus, and providing useful prevention…
Read More Putting Health Over Profit: How Pharma Can Make Medicine More Affordable for Women
Drug companies must prioritize access to and set affordable prices for birth control and drugs that treat postpartum depression. By Kierra B. Jones On October 16, 2023 This summer ushered…
Read More Precision navigators reduce racial disparities in genomic testing for prostate cancer
By Jennifer Southall On October 4, 2023 Key takeaways: The presence of a precision medicine navigator significantly improved genomic testing rates among Black men with prostate cancer, according to study…
Read More For the First Time, There’s a Pill for Postpartum Depression
By Pam Belluck On August 4, 2023 Amy Bingham suffered from postpartum depression in 2018 after giving birth to her son, Benjamin. She received the new drug, zuranolone, in a…
Read More Measuring Health Equity: A State Measure Set to Assess and Improve Equity
By Kanneganti D , Mar J , and Bailit M On June 15, 2023 The Issue State and federal agencies have begun to identify disparities to inform policies and activities…
Read More The Impact of Living Arrangements and Social Capital on the Well-Being of the Elderly
Lee, C.-C.; Huang, R.-Y.; Wu, Y.-L.; Yeh, W.-C.; Chang, H.-C. Healthcare 2023, Published: 17 July 2023 Abstract This study examines the impact of living arrangements and social capital on the subjective…
Read More Young girls have the right to say period in Florida
By Alexandra Howard On April 12, 2023 Periods are not embarrassing, or sexual. Periods are normal. Young girls don’t choose when they get their periods, but legislators in Florida will…
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