A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

This month in How I Have Sex: 30-year-old A. talks about navigating sex life with lupus.

“I just don’t know how to even begin processing this. All I can do is what I’m doing now.”

This week in The Buzz Cut, the Gates divorce captures global attention, and a scientist discovers a way to regenerate severed frog limbs.

"If there is a lesson, then it is simply this: act like our distant ancestors did, take what you need from nature but do not destroy it in the process."

Private emergency service providers are reportedly charging patients two to three times higher fees during Covid19.

"I feel so angry and so helpless knowing how common it is, and yet how the medical community just neglects it."

Plus-sized individuals may be less likely to seek help because of stereotypes around what an anorexic person looks like, experts say.

As young adults balance Covid relief work with studies and jobs, they find themselves more helpless than ever. We asked a few people why this year feels so different than 2020.

The Supreme Court said private institutions have the autonomy to fix their own fees, but cannot make profits off providing education.

Outbreaks near Mount Everest are difficult to track, as Covid19 symptoms are similar to altitude sickness symptoms.

Activists say any gains in electricity from the dam will come at the cost of indigenous livelihoods, health, and rights.

Photos and updates may curb hesitancy, but they also trigger envy and outrage when vaccines are in short supply.

“For any country, a successful vaccination drive is where people who need a vaccine, get the vaccine."

No factual evidence suggests that animals can transmit the disease to humans.

"Such a measure would ensure full attendance of adolescent girls in schools and their right to education would be fulfilled."

Toxins accumulate in the body the farther up the food chain you go, as animals eat more plants and prey with traces of chemicals.