P is for Period and P is for Power: Attending to Menstrual Hygiene in Rural India
“Can I take a bath during my period?” comes a feeble voice from one corner of the classroom. I struggle to put the[...]
Read MoreBy: Garima Vats, MBBS
“Can I take a bath during my period?” comes a feeble voice from one corner of the classroom. I struggle to put the[...]
Read MoreBy: Hugh Shirley, BS
"Não há fronteiras para os que exploram… não deve haver para os que lutam”—there are no borders for those who explore…[...]
Read MoreBy: Zahada (Kiersten) Gillette-Pierce
A Black trans dad, Kayden Coleman shares his clinical experience during his two pregnancies. He recounts horrible[...]
Read MoreBy: Anusha Singh, BS
While assisting patients in the Emergency Department (ED) one morning, I met a patient I’ll refer to as Mary. When I[...]
Read MoreBy: Ashley Shukait, MPH, CHES and Glyceria Tsinas, QMHA
Drug-involved fatal poisonings for 2020 are expected to reach over 100,000 in the United States—a 40% increase from the[...]
Read MoreBy: Peter Baker, MA
A recent study of British dental patients found that men are more likely than women to be hospitalized due to severe[...]
Read MoreBy: Charlotte J. Patterson, PhD and Martín-José Sepúlveda, MD, ScD, IBM Fellow
More than 11 million lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) people live in the United States[...]
Read MoreBy: Dougie Zubizarreta, Mai-Han Trinh and Tarek Ahmed, MBBS
As COVID-19 devastates lives throughout the world, the inequities experienced by transgender and gender-diverse[...]
Read MoreBy: Amy Green, PhD and Myeshia Price-Feeney, PhD
The physical toll of the COVID-19 pandemic is tangible, though its impact on mental health is just starting to be[...]
Read MoreBy: Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson
I refuse to write another state of emergency article. I have no more words to say about the epidemic of anti-Black[...]
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