Girly Issues Related to Periods and Menopause
This blog post is for females only, and it relates to approaching menopause. So, if you are a male, I’m going to have to ask […]
This blog post is for females only, and it relates to approaching menopause. So, if you are a male, I’m going to have to ask […]
The 4th of July is a great day to see a baseball game. Here are the ballparks where you'll want to be on July 4.
Planning a destination gay wedding can be tricky. Here are some great places to celebrate a same-sex marriage.
Controversy surrounds the "baby hatch," a place where desperate parents in China can leave a baby they can't care for. The increasing number of abandoned newborns has overwhelmed the government system, causing hatches to shut down. One family faces criminal charges after finding out they left their baby to die at a closed "hatch." Seth Doane reports.
I've written before about the most lovable molecule on the planet, oxytocin, and how it isn't the warm and fuzzy chemical it's purported to be. Though you'll often hear it referred to as the 'love hormone' or the 'trust molecule', oxytocin has a wide variety of effects in our bodies. For the most part, though, scientists (and especially the media) have focused on how it affects our behavior—how sniffing oxytocin changes how so-and-so group of people act when doing such-and-such. But this mon
Liberalisation in the United States is hurting a Canadian export
Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century provides a wealth of data, but the book's underlying assumptions may complicate its policy prescriptions, according to Don Boudreaux.