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#MeToo Is Making People Confront Their Trauma. And Most Are Unequipped To Do So.

"But that's the thing about trauma, you're never done with it."

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

Hum Do Hamare Do

Families in India Are Getting Smaller, But Women Want Even Fewer Kids

Medical Miracle

Indian Woman Delivers Baby 18 Months After Receiving Uterus Transplant from Her Mother

Even Infants Learn Better When a Friend Is Around

Hum Do Hamare Do

Families in India Are Getting Smaller, But Women Want Even Fewer Kids

A UN report shows women have an average of 2.3 children, but want only 1.8.

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

Medical Miracle

Indian Woman Delivers Baby 18 Months After Receiving Uterus Transplant from Her Mother

Is it a breakthrough for women's reproductive control, or merely a breakthrough in medicine?

By Liesl Goecker

Even Infants Learn Better When a Friend Is Around

Especially when it comes to educational screen time.

By Angelina Shah

Curbing Air Pollution Could Save Millions of Indian Lives, Says Harvard Report

India needs to move to renewable energy now.

By The Swaddle Team

Diet More Important Than Exercise for Keeping Bones Strong, Says Study

A calcium-rich diet is best way to build and maintain bone mass.

By The Swaddle Team

Decongestants Aren’t Going To Make Your Kid’s Cold Go Away

Studies show they have no benefits, and side-effects can make things worse.

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

The Couple That Laughs Together Has Better Sex

By Liesl Goecker

Talking Feminism and Fashion with ‘Mannequin’ Author Manjima Bhattacharjya

"We’re blinded by the dazzle that hides the ugly realities of the powerlessness of the labour it runs on."

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

Ovarian Awareness

Globally, a Lack of Awareness Is to Blame for Ovarian Cancer Fatalities

Doctors and patients alike don't know enough about gynecological cancers.

By Anubhuti Matta

The Night Shift

The Night Shift: A Podcast Series About Women Who Go to Work After Dark

By Kunal Purohit

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A Different Lens

Even Oedipus Thinks The Mom in ‘Helicopter Eela’ Is Messed Up

"Kajol’s Eela Raiturkar isn’t a helicopter parent – she’s a straight up stalker."

By Akhila Vijaykumar

Fire Down Below

Everything You Need to Know About Genital Herpes

It’s Time for Corporate India to Catch Up to a Post‑377 World

How Much Protein Do You Really Need?

Fire Down Below

Everything You Need to Know About Genital Herpes

A primer on the STD you frequently can't see, and can never cure.

By The Swaddle Team

It’s Time for Corporate India to Catch Up to a Post‑377 World

Businesses no longer have an excuse for ignoring the needs of their LGBTQ+ employees and customers.

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

How Much Protein Do You Really Need?

Turns out, you don't really need meat.

By Liesl Goecker

Study Gives Parents Yet Another Reason Not to Spank Kids

Physical punishment is bad for kids, and may be bad for society.

By Angelina Shah

In India, C‑section Delivery Rates Doubled in 10 Years

While doctors and hospitals recommend it to meet targets, patient ignorance is also part of the problem.

By Anubhuti Matta

Milind Deora on #MeTooIndia: Society’s Mindsets Need to Change

Gender discrimination in India starts "even before girls are born."

By The Swaddle Team

What's In A Name

Why Women Make Anonymous #MeToo Accusations – And Why We Have to Believe Them

When women speak up about being wronged, they are shamed, discredited, abandoned -- treated as criminals.

By Liesl Goecker

Study: Psychopathic Traits Are Valued in Male Leaders, Condemned in Female Counterparts

Even psychopaths face gender bias.

By Angelina Shah

Girls Just Wanna Have Jobs

India’s Female Labor Force Participation Rate Drops To 10.7%

"It is shocking to a point of being unbelievable."

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

Hard At Work Anyway

"India’s labour and employment surveys broadly capture the work done by men. Many women are not in employment so we don’t get much details about them."

Fever Pitch

"A temperature of 99 [F] at six o’clock in the morning is very abnormal, whereas that same temperature at four o’clock in the afternoon can be totally normal."

Sullied Sisterhood

Women Discrediting the #MeToo Movement Are Probably Benefiting From the Status Quo

Even within a patriarchy, some women have more power than others.

By Arya Punj Timblo

Women With Ongoing Pain After Giving Birth More Prone to Postpartum Depression

Researchers call for better postpartum care.

By Liesl Goecker

Snooze You Lose

Getting More Sleep Won’t Always Help You Perform Better

Regularly getting too much or too little sleep can impair your cognitive skills.

By Anubhuti Matta

Banksy Trolled The Art World And It Was Amazing

Plus, Alexa wants you to have sweet dreams.

By The Swaddle Team

Why Your Vitamin E Supplements Don’t Seem To Work

The health benefits actually depend on your body's metabolism.

By Nadia Nooreyezdan

How Do You Feel About #MeToo? We Want to Hear From You.

Take our quick, anonymous survey.

By The Swaddle Team

Why Talking to Kids About Consent Is Necessary — And Easy

Making sure the next generation doesn't need a #MeToo.

By The Swaddle Team

#MeToo Has Unleashed Women’s Pent Up Rage, At Last

"The truth is, angry women get things done."

By Gunjeet Sra

Boys Whose Mothers Had Early Periods Likely to Go Through Puberty Early, Too

As the age of puberty gets younger and younger, it takes a toll on kids' mental health.

By Anubhuti Matta

Let's Get It On

How Much Sex Is A Normal Amount of Sex?

However much makes you and your partner(s) happy.

By The Swaddle Team

The More a Baby Babbles, the Better Reader They’ll Be

Conversely, less babbling may indicate learning disabilities.

By Angelina Shah

You Can Probably Recognize 5,000 Faces

That person at the party did seem vaguely familiar.

By Angelina Shah