As parents seek out ‘vaccine friendly’ clinics, pediatricians worry about eroding trust
Most pediatricians support childhood vaccinations. Here’s why they’re seeing unvaccinated kids anyway.
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‘It’s a safe space’: Mobile midwifery clinics meet patients where they are
One clinic in Miami-Dade County, Florida, offers free midwifery care directly to majority-Black and Latino neighborhoods.
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Is fracking in Texas endangering a day care's children?
After years of opposition, a new drill site near where children learn and play has resurfaced a community's fears about the dangers it poses.
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Trapped and alone: Fear of ICE is deepening postpartum isolation for immigrant mothers
Doctors say newly postpartum people need medical care, sleep and the ability to rely on friends and family for help. Immigration crackdowns have made that support impossible.
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Why the manosphere reveres the ‘Pilates girl’
The manosphere has made its way into the mainstream and onto reality TV, where men are elevating a certain type of thin White woman.
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Social media is trying to sell you on lymphatic drainage massage. Is that really something you need?
The technique involves gently massaging areas of the body using light pressure to move lymph — a clear, watery fluid that carries white blood cells, nutrients and minerals.
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DeSantis signs law to restore HIV medication access through June
Over 10,000 HIV-positive Floridians were set to lose their medications due to changes enacted by the state health agency to cut costs.
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Some endometriosis patients are changing their diets to manage symptoms
Endometriosis is underresearched and underdiagnosed. Providers and patients alike are trying a more holistic approach — but does it work?
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Americans are losing HIV care. The Real Housewives want you to know about it.
Stars from the shows took to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to advocate for HIV prevention as thousands of people are set to lose access to vital medication.
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ICE has been deporting pregnant and postpartum immigrants. Now we know how many.
The numbers offer the most detailed look at how many pregnant, postpartum and nursing people have been caught up in the immigration enforcement surge, despite federal policy discouraging the practice.