Selena Gomez's Choice To Avoid High-Risk Pregnancy Shows Us Another Way Of Prioritizing Motherhood
There are of millions of people pursuing alternative methods for having children, and Selena Gomez is proudly one of them.
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28 Celebrities Who Have Shared The Realities Of Their Fertility Journeys
Fertility is hard to talk about, but these celebrities are sharing the reality of their journeys and making it way less taboo.
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The Debate Around Chrissy Teigen's Surrogacy Is Just Another (Bad) Excuse To Mom Shame
Using a surrogate doesn't make one's motherhood any less valid.
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One Year Post-Roe: What Does Abortion Access Look Like Today?
The overturning of Roe v. Wade changed the landscape of reproductive rights over the last year. Here's what access to abortions in the U.S. looks like today.
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Why We Should All Be Paying Attention To The Maternal Mortality Rate In The US
The maternal mortality rate in the U.S. is a healthcare crisis that must be addressed before more people die unnecessarily.
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What A Mike Pence Presidency Could Mean For Women
Mike Pence is officially in the running for the 2024 presidential race - here's what that could mean for women across the United States.
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TikTok's 'Divine Feminine' Trend Is Just Repackaged Patriarchy
The divine feminine trend on TikTok calls for a simpler lifestyle for women, but it's really just repackaged, old-fashioned patriarchy.
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Kourtney Kardashian's Openness About Her Experience With IVF Is Refreshing - And Far Too Rare
Kourtney Kardashian's openness about the impact IVF has had on her mental health is a sign of solidarity to those struggling with it.
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12 Celebs Who Have Been Open About Freezing Their Eggs
It's no secret that more and more people who produce eggs and ovulate are taking control of their fertility by freezing their eggs.
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Where Abortion Bans Currently Stand Across The US
The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 led to a lot of change and confusion across many states. Here's the current status of abortion bans around the country.
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What Is Reproductive Coercion And How Can You Tell It's Happening To You?
Reproductive coercion is an insidious form of abuse that can be hard to spot; here are the signs to look out for and what you can do about it.
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What A Ron DeSantis Presidential Campaign Could Mean For Women
With Ron DeSantis making a bid for president in 2024, women's issues are likely to be at the heart of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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What To Know About The Potential First OTC Birth Control Pill, Opill (It's About Time)
In what will undoubtedly be a win for people with uteruses, an OTC birth control pill might be available as soon as this summer.
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States That Require Consent For Pelvic Exams While Under Anesthesia (Because Anything Less Is Not Okay)
In a post-Roe world, where people are losing their rights to do what they want with their bodies, informed consent must be non-negotiable.
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Your Options For Emergency Contraception Beyond The Morning-After Pill
While Plan B can be great for those wanting to prevent pregnancy, it's not perfect. Make sure your emergency contraception is right for you.
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30 Books That Put The Long, Complicated History Of Reproductive Rights Into Sharp Focus
Reproductive rights are more important than ever following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. If you want to learn more about the movement, check out these books.
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15 Tattoo Ideas That Honor The Pro-Choice Movement
In the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned, the pro-choice movement has been thrust into the spotlight. Here are 15 tattoo ideas that honor the movement.
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Vanessa Lachey's Evisceration Over Love Is Blind Baby Questions Is Progress To Celebrate
The backlash is a refreshing reminder that attitudes about being childless by choice have finally changed for the better.
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Idaho Hospital's Response To Near-Total Abortion Ban Signals Maternal Healthcare Crisis
One Idaho medical facility had a daunting response to the state's reproductive laws. Here's what it could mean about the future of maternal healthcare.
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4 States Taking A Stand Against Texas' Abortion Pill Ruling
Some states are not waiting for a final decision to ensure Mifepristone remains available to their residents.
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Lawyer Burns Down Texas Judge's Ruling On Abortion Pill In One Fell Swoop - Exclusive
Los Angeles attorney Vineet Dubey tells Women.com the judge's arguments against Mifepristone's safety don't hold much water
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Paris Hilton Disclosing Her Abortion 20 Years Later Acts As A Reminder No One Has Ownership Over Your Story
Paris Hilton choosing to share details about her abortion 20 years later makes a powerful statement about what it means to own your story.
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Menstrual Inequity In Prisons Is The Weaponization Of Reproductive Health We Can't Ignore
While providing period products for women in prison might seem like a given, the United States is far from providing proper menstrual care for its inmates.
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Florida's Proposed 6-Week Abortion Ban Has An Exceptionally Cruel Disclaimer For Sexual Assault Survivors
The provision will force survivors of sexual assault to clear even more hurdles before finally receiving the care they need.
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Should The US Follow Spain's Paid 'Menstrual Leave'? For Many, The Answer Is Complicated - Exclusive
While the Spanish law is meant to undercut stigma about women in the workplace, could the law backfire and disincentivize employers from hiring women?
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Living In A Post-Roe V. Wade World: Can Your Period Tracker App Data Be Used Against You? - Exclusive
According to Los Angeles corporate attorney Tre Lovell, "A person can absolutely be prosecuted based on data in their menstrual cycle tracking app."
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Texas Abortion Lawsuit Is Painful Reminder They're Coming For Our Friendships Too
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in summer 2022, abortion activists had long warned that the repercussions would affect generations to come.
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