Michelle Obama trolled over her remarks on female reproductive system After Michelle Obama said that creating life is the "least" a woman's reproductive system does, the backlash came fast and furious ...

An old clip from Netflix's show #blackAF has sparked a conversation about the history of Black women's bodies being exploited and dehumanized through reproductive oppression.

This week, during a new episode of her podcast, Michelle Obama put forward a perspective on the female reproductive system that can only be described as odd. “The least” of what the female ...

Former first lady Michelle Obama said this week that a woman's ability to carry the gift of life is "the least of" what the female reproductive system can do, drawing criticism from pro-life activists ...

The cohort with later female reproductive system malignancies had a lower risk of morbidity and mortality than the previous cohort. Conclusion From 1990 to 2019, the disease burden of malignant ...

Fencer Stephanie Turner decided to take a knee rather than face a transgender opponent at the Cherry Blossom event hosted at the University of Maryland on Sunday. Video circulating on social media … ...

The all-female curatorial staff members ensure Fargo’s largest museum includes a bounty of art created by women, and moreover, in a way that cross-culturally represents the female experience on ...

The Chesapeake Baysox announced that they will become the Chesapeake Oyster Catchers for a handful of games and the logo went viral.

In this study, an automatic classification and recognition system based on computer vision is constructed based on ancient ceramic art works. The system uses advanced visual feature extraction ...

Medium-chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCPs) are among the most prevalent chemicals detected in human serum. As an emerging persistent organic pollutant, their toxicity mechanisms, particularly ...

Tech Researchers make alarming discovery after studying female reproductive system: 'A detrimental effect' "The variation in study quality highlights the need for more rigorous research." ...