“The Doctor Won’t See You Now” Part Three: Overcoming Barriers to Healthcare for Women with DisabilitiesWomen’s eNews
“I'm a person. I have feelings just like everybody else. And my disability does not define me.” “I'm a person....
Month: August 2024
The Taliban Killed a Female Youtuber, then Invented a Story to Cover Up the MurderWomen’s eNews
Her death came as a shock for many active Afghan women who had thought they might be able to maintain...
WOMXN UP! Podcast: The Red Tent Fund – Reversing a False Reproductive ChoiceWomen’s eNews
"Jewish people shouldn’t have to pick between their faith or their commitment to reproductive rights." "Jewish people shouldn’t have to...
The Male Pill: A Game ChangerWomen’s eNews
It reflects an important shift in the assumption that contraception is primarily the responsibility of women. It reflects an important...
A Third Way to Prevent Overdose: From a Mother Who KnowsWomen’s eNews
Incarceration doesn’t work. Tough love doesn’t work. This does. Incarceration doesn’t work. Tough love doesn’t work. This does. Women's eNews – Covering Women's...
Iran’s crackdown on nurses’ protests prompts concern from US, global nurses’ federation
US State Department, International Council of Nurses express concern about Iranian authorities arresting nurses protesting over poor working conditions US...
Africa’s mpox outbreaks could be stopped in 6 months, WHO chief says
To date, Africa has received a small fraction of the vaccines needed to slow the spread of the virus To...
Wasn’t polio wiped out? Why it is still a problem in some countries
WHO passed a resolution to eradicate polio in 1988 WHO passed a resolution to eradicate polio in 1988 health
Floods in Nigeria kill scores, wash away farmland, raise hunger concerns
Authorities say the floods have destroyed 107,000 hectares of farmland Authorities say the floods have destroyed 107,000 hectares of farmland health
