Death Is Women’s Work
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Death is women’s work. Most people who care for the dying are women. Low-paid health workers who care for dying patients in
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Tangled Ribbons, Tangled Lives
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Awareness ribbons looped on lapels. Around trees. Through chain-link fences. Yellow for missing children and bone cancer. Red for heart disease and
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Hope Spells Help Our People Exist Fact One: Aluminum is present in U.S. childhood vaccines that prevent hepatitis A, hepatitis B, diphtheria-tetanuspertussis
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Today is International Women’s Day, a recognition of all the contributions that women have made to their families, communities, and to the
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While politicians have never been accused of saying what they mean or meaning what they say, we seemed to have reached a
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Access Versus Safety: It’s Not Either OrIn February 2012, five years ago to the week, I wrote: “In the US women seem
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The 21st Century Cures Act passed through the US House of Representatives with a vote of 392 in favor and 26 opposing
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Over the last several weeks, I have been preparing a report regarding our research on birth control and blood clots. In doing
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