One reproductive psychiatrist is on a mission to give us some new vocabulary around motherhood and what it means for our bodies and brains. 

The "average" man has long been the standard in scientific research and medicine. Maya Dusenbery says we're still recovering.

As part of our series "Taking Pains with Women's Health," we answer your questions about maternal and reproductive health in the U.S.

As part of our series Taking Pains with Women's Health, we examine health disparities for women of color, and where we can make meaningful change. 

When young women face major health issues, we often choose not to see it. So says Michele Lent Hirsch, in a new book about how invisible sick young women can be in our society.

The Takeaway is launching a new series at the intersection of women and healthcare, and how gendered interactions color the way women are received by their own doctors and nurses.

There is a deep history of women not being believed or taken seriously when it comes to pain, especially related to the reproductive system.