The largest study of its kind finds “connected consciousness” affects 1 in 10 young adults, and women more than men.

“Since peers, parents, and the media are main sources of socialization for teens... the portrayal of sexual double standards by each of these sources might influence teens’ expectations of male and female sexual behavior.”

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

With the pandemic having made comfortable footwear fashionable again, one can hope our ingrained notions around heels undergo a transformation.

A masculinist approach to tech focuses on creating value out of the Internet “commons” through ownership — just like we did with land.

The lockdown may lock the income imbalance in place as caregiving responsibilities fell on women.

Besides compelling us to reassess the kind of humor we are willing to laugh at, the moment will, hopefully, urge us, as audiences, to examine our own biases too.

New research shows that not experiencing orgasms early on may discourage “women’s sexual socialization where sexual activity may be disincentivized.”

From “metaverse” to “pingdemic,” our shared vocabulary is growing familiar with tech and Gen Z trends.

35% of women also underwent physical tests by male doctors without another female in the room, violating the Charter of Patients' Rights.

“This society does not want independent women. They don’t know what to do with them.”

This is the first analysis to highlight global trends in climate change’s possible impact on mental health.

The committee announced a new framework for transgender and intersex athletes to “respect [people’s] identities."

Despite being a semi-public space, balconies are where women can kiss, drink, and be merry in a world of their own.

“If Doctor Who could finally imagine a female Doctor, maybe Ian Fleming’s written-male super spy could support a gender-bending twist.”

"Ensuring that Indians have access to a healthy diet is ultimately the key to addressing hunger, undernutrition, and obesity in the country."

"Feelings of regret for not following their personal preferences are so strong that people tend to reverse their unbiased decisions."

The incident is telling of the complex relationship between climate severity and superstition in an agrarian culture like India.