Nicole Knight

New Mexico’s pre-Roe abortion ban makes it a felony to end a pregnancy, except in rare cases. Nearly a dozen states have similar bans on the books.

If you’re wondering what the new Trump Administration birth control rules mean, we’ve got you covered.

Before #MeToo, intimate partner violence was a deadly undercurrent for millions of women and men. About one in four women and one in ten men will experience a form of partner violence and report its impact.

Business lore around innovation is awash with humble origin stories. Of all the tales, one of the most intriguing is Namaste Technologies, which has emerged as one of the world’s leading ‘your everything’ cannabis store.

A growing body of research is catching up to the pervasive nature of health care discrimination.

Your doctor wrote a prescription, but the pharmacist refused to fill it. It’s an emotionally fraught circumstance that more and more women and LGBTQ people are confronting around the country.

If you’ve ever felt self-conscious about the scent of your vagina, the first thing you should know is healthy vaginas aren’t smell-free. That’s because you’re a real live person, not a Barbie doll.

Nearly one month after the Northern California’s Camp Fire incinerated the town of Paradise, residents are returning to a scene of toxic devastation that could jeopardize their long-term health.

A growing body of research shows stress puts us at greater risk for litany of chronic conditions and influences everything from our mental wellbeing to our longevity.

A new law promised easier access to birth control in a state where half of pregnancies are unplanned. In reality, the benefit can hinge on a patient’s ability to pay.

The new judgment includes $39.25 million in compensatory damages and $39.25 million in punitive damages.

The National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products, the equivalent of the FDA in France, has stopped sales of the implants throughout the European Union.

Before tucking into your next bowl of Cheerios, consider a frightening new report that’s raising questions about the safety of some of the nation’s favorite breakfast cereals.

Women in Oregon can buy birth control pills and patches at a pharmacy without a doctor’s prescription under a new law that took effect January 1.

The path for Arizona Democrats to capture the state senate from Republicans begins in a mountainous district in Northern Arizona.