Coping with Breast Cancer in Japan
Breast cancer is an urgent public health challenge in Japan, and both the younger and older generations of women are faced directly with this disease.
Global Lessons for Sex Education in America
While the United States is caught in a partisan divide over sex education, other countries are taking the lead.
Websites and Apps Are Changing the Way Women Obtain Birth Control
Through various apps and websites, women are now able to fill their prescriptions through a few simple clicks of the mouse or taps on their smart phones.
The Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Latinas in the U.S.
Despite the marked gains in coverage and access since the passage of the ACA, Latinas in the U.S. continue to be much more likely to be uninsured than other U.S. women.
Yazidi Women Surviving Daesh: Between Psychological Traumas and the Struggle to Reintegrate to Society
Despite the liberation of many Yazidi women kidnapped by Daesh, most of them return with deep psychological problems.