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Study after study shows that women’s complaints of pain are taken less seriously, resulting in less aggressive treatment across the board. Why does this happen?
Twin brothers born 20 minutes apart, married twin sisters born 20 minutes apart — and had daughters, 20 minutes apart. This week, the babies turn one
There’s a little-known ancient custom to visit cemeteries, especially the kevarim of the Avos and tzaddikim, on Tishah B’Av afternoon. Join the sisters
This time her question wasn’t about my hands or feet, or my height or weight. It was global: “Why are you so weird?”
Annie receives a letter from Moe, who’s forlorn because no one from his family will be at the ceremony marking the end of basic training
Suri reassures Yael about her therapy failure. Aviva decides to allow her husband to take the secretarial job at their clinic.
I inhale, trying to escape the horror in my mind. It’s too dark, and within the prism of reality, there is no relief. It really happened