See No Evil #MeToo Is Making Us Realize We’re All Complicit. Now What? You've probably witnessed harassment, and it's time to start speaking up. By The Swaddle Team
Bite Back What Pregnant Women in India Need to Know About the Zika Virus A Zika outbreak has hit 120 people in Rajasthan. By Anubhuti Matta
Heart To Heart What You Need to Know About Heart Disease and Heart Attacks in Women If you think heart disease is a man's disease, you're wrong. By Liesl Goecker
Dear Smriti Irani A Brief List of All the Places I Take Menstrual Blood‑Soaked Pads I don't know about you, but it's my personal, monthly hobby to take blood-soaked pads out on the town. By Liesl Goecker
Bone Goals Playing Sports During Childhood Can Mean Stronger Bones In Adulthood You now have a very scientific reason to make your kid go to football practice. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Truth and Dare Survey Suggests Some Gay Men in Heterosexual Marriages Are Considering Coming Out, Post‑377 Has the judgment changed private lives for the better? By Anubhuti Matta
Everyone's Problem All‑Women Police Squads Are Inspiring, But Not the Answer to Women’s Safety Why not train men in sensitivity while we're training women in martial arts? By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Tracking the BS Period Tracking Apps Are a Contraceptive Gift to a Tech‑Savvy Woman… Or Are They? Femtech designed its trackers with one fatal flaw. By The Swaddle Team
Shooting Blanks Study Finds 15% of Infertile Men May Have Undiagnosed Prediabetes More evidence that male infertility is often linked to broader cardio and metabolic health problems. By Liesl Goecker
Skin Deep What Beauty is at 66 The final installment in a series exploring self-image and aging. By The Swaddle Team
The Buzz Cut Wealth Managers Reveal The Habits Of The Ultra Rich Plus why Haruki Murakami's books are appealing in times of chaos. By The Swaddle Team
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
Twitter Triggers #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
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
Two's Company Even Infants Learn Better When a Friend Is Around Especially when it comes to educational screen time. By Angelina Shah
Choked Up Curbing Air Pollution Could Save Millions of Indian Lives, Says Harvard Report India needs to move to renewable energy now. By The Swaddle Team
More Myth Busting 16 More Things Everyone Tells You About Breastfeeding That Just Aren’t True No, it's not normal for breastfeeding to be painful. By Vanshika Gupta Adukia
Skeleton Key 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
