There seem to be benefits from walking with weighted vests, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need one if you're perimenopausal or postmenopausal.
The cancer has a known path of prevention, but that also means it falls at the intersection of cultural issues that are facing strong political opposition.
Polling from The 19th and SurveyMonkey sheds light on one area of concern over costs as the fight over health care keeps the government shuttered.
Women are split along party lines on how much they believe the administration’s claims, but everyone trusts doctors the most for vaccine information.
The FDA chief has indicated he’s interested in altering the warning on hormone therapies with estrogen. Experts say it’s complicated.
Fear of deportation is deterring people without permanent legal status from critical care. Doctors are worried for their health — and the health of their pregnancies.
One of the earliest theories of autism is centered on “refrigerator mothers.” Echoes of it can be found in plans to Make America Healthy Again.
Welcome to the first edition of The 19th's new menopause newsletter.
"Intentionally or not, Trump is adding weight to this burden that women are already carrying as family health managers."
A panel handpicked by RFK Jr. just tabled a vote to delay use of the hep B vaccine at birth. The debate shows how these early decisions on behalf of a newborn can be used as a litmus test of fitness for motherhood.