It's painful enough to feel nostalgic for your own past. It's a different kind of ache to watch your kid feel nostalgic for an era she'll never get to have.
When we tell parents to make better individual choices without fixing the systems that shape those choices, we're transferring the burden, not solving the problem.
Lifestyle factors and daily habits leave the nervous system revved up with nowhere to go. "The good part," Agarwal said, "is those are a lot more easily corrected."
Women in sport at every level — recreational, competitive, elite — face structural barriers that have less to do with ability or interest and everything to do with the systems built around them.
This month, after more than a decade of advocacy and input from over 14,000 patients and health professionals, polycystic ovary syndrome officially got a new name.
From backyards to playgrounds, ticks are showing up in places parents don't expect. A physician-founder breaks down what's different this year, how to do a real tick check, and what to do if you find one.
