Almost no research exists on the topic, illuminating gaps and stigma in menstruation research

Many in the field are calling for increased regulations to protect the dignity of those who die alone

Techniques like the Wim Hof method are all the rage, but the evidence for their healing prowess is mixed

Asexuality was historically seen as a disorder to be cured. The community is still fighting for recognition

The "period positivity" movement has seen substantial progress but much work remains to be done

For now, going to space is largely “fly at your own risk”

Gaslit and misunderstood, patients with chronic Lyme disease are calling for greater recognition of their disease.

While some debate the efficacy of ketamine, for some patients it's their best option. If they can find or afford it.

Many have found relief by using EFT tapping, but some therapists are calling for more evidence before endorsing it.

Not only does astronomical sonification expand access for the blind community, it gives scientists new perspective.

Genital and pelvic pain are particularly at risk of being dismissed due to biases and taboos.

Psychedelic retreats are becoming more popular as people wait for FDA approval. But do they work?

“Drag 'n Tag” breaks down barriers to marine science for the queer community and people of color

Often censored or ignored, vagina talk has been shrouded in taboo, with serious consequences for sexual health

Doctors and parents say it can take months to get treatment — if their symptoms are even taken seriously

The community is increasingly seeking services, but many report discrimination or extra hoops to jump through

Peers question whether evidence is sufficiently extraordinary to prove an extraordinary claim.

New research predicts the problem will only worsen, resulting in three-quarters of women under bans giving birth

Some are questioning the DEA’s role in allocating drug supply as the medication crisis deepens

Sex may not have determined prehistoric labor roles as once thought, which has stark implications for society today

Just 18% of long-term care communities have policies to protect residents based on their sexual orientation

Near-miss suicides among pregnant and postpartum women are often left out of the maternal mortality discussion, even though new data indicates they are increasing.

MAT coupled with counseling is the standard of care for patients with substance use disorder. But most centers only offer unproven “12-step” programs.

The specialty ranks next to last in diversity. A movement started in 1999 is trying to change that.

New research pokes holes in cytokine storm as gene expression study offers a new theory.

This little-known 20th century report is partially responsible for the disproportionately low number of Black physicians in the workforce today.

In the Navajo Nation, health inequities and a lack of healthcare funding present before the pandemic have been exacerbated.

The pandemic exposes the inequities in our healthcare system that put black Americans at greater risk of contracting and dying from Covid-19.

A teenager with autism in a mental health crisis experiences the national psychiatric bed shortage firsthand.

Public health officials’ attempt to contain the second largest measles outbreak in New York since the virus was declared eradicated in 2000.

“I'm worried that now it's becoming a silent problem, that people won't pay attention and the kids will still suffer without the voice.” — Lisa Ayoub-Rodriguez, MD.