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Egyptian Femtech Addresses Women's Health Taboos
Egypt's femtech startups tackle menstrual and reproductive health stigma with culturally sensitive apps and period products.
Allafrica · 1m
State Supreme Court Races Decide Abortion and Trans Rights
State supreme court races could decide abortion access and trans rights in 2026.
The Conversation · 1m
Flock Cameras' Surveillance Architecture Problem
Flock cameras' design enables widespread police misuse without user hacking.
The Conversation · 2m
Thailand Faces Early Demographic Crisis
Thailand’s birth rate drops below replacement level, risking population halving in 50 years.
Foreign Policy · 1m
Kate Tolo's extreme quest for endometriosis answers
Bryan Johnson's girlfriend is tracking 1,500 biomarkers to find a noninvasive diagnosis for a disease that takes five to ten years to diagnose.
WIRED · 4m
California's Oil Reparations Experiment
A new law offers cash payments to residents harmed by decades of oil drilling near their homes.
WIRED · 2m
Male birth control is finally becoming real
After 50 years of false starts, new contraceptives for men are entering late-stage trials and could hit the market by 2030.
Mother Jones · 3m
The mood side effects of birth control we ignore
Research shows hormonal contraceptives increase depression risk, but doctors rarely mention it.
Mother Jones · 1m
Millions lack affordable birth control access
New mapping data shows 21 million American women live in counties with limited contraception access.
NPR · 1m · 6 views