By Janice Perkins, GC4W Thought Leadership Contributor Two times this past winter and fall, I had incredibly close calls with almost hitting a deer in my car. Too close for comfort. As I reflected on the past two years, I thought: what does a near miss do to us? What does danger leaping out at us do to our coping…
Pregnant women who have contracted Covid are at higher risk for severe disease than people who aren’t pregnant, and a new study is shedding light on how the body’s immune response may differ depending on whether you’re carrying a boy or a girl baby. According to a recent study released in Science Translational Medicine, researchers discovered that if you’re carrying a male baby,…
Moms, we know that every cough and sore throat still has us on edge. Here are how symptoms of Covid, and specifically, the Delta variant, differ from the symptoms of flu, cold, RSV and seasonal allergies.
Covid may have actually set off a “birth dearth” and fertility experts say if anything’s been “heating” up in recent months, it’s egg freezing.
As many Americans head back into the office this fall, businesses can help mitigate the effect of the pandemic by adopting a “trauma-informed management strategy” that recognizes the extraordinary stresses of the last 18 months.
There aren’t many upsides to having a virus wreak havoc with one’s adolescence, but on that very short list might be coming to appreciate the growth-giving practice of following stressful periods with deliberate recovery.
Working parents — especially women — are looking for more flexibility and other changes to help them juggle work and family life.
We’re oftentimes told that as Black women, we’re all we have. This year, that was proven when our solidarity and unity were tested by time
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With Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, one of the most powerful public health officials in the country, we discussed the #1 antidote to stress, parenting and partner debt, exactly what to do when the world is ending, and how to feel normal in these starkly abnormal times.
