The right news, the real facts—solving women’s health inequities through trusted information

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Because there is a big difference in how the mainstream media covers abortion, and how feminists do. In a post-Roe world, feminist media is more important than ever. In part, for the commiseration and community: We’re fucking pissed and need reporting and commentary that’s furious along with us. 

Fertility Resources

There always is a way

Abortion Resources

Every Woman has the right to decide what happens to her body.

PostPartum Resources

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Menopause Resources

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Mental Health Resources

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Pre Natal Resources

Every women has the right to health pregnency.
The maternal mortality rate for Black women is approximately 294 % higher than that for White women. This means that Black women face a nearly three times greater risk of dying in childbirth compared to their White counterparts.
Approximately 25 % of women will experience a mental health issue at some point in their lives. Women are particularly vulnerable to certain conditions such as depression and anxiety, with rates significantly higher than those seen in men. This disparity can be attributed to a combination of hormonal fluctuations, social pressures, and the stress associated with balancing multiple roles in society.
Approximately 80 % of women with endometriosis are initially misdiagnosed, and it can take up to seven years to receive a correct diagnosis. This alarming statistic highlights the need for greater awareness and improved diagnostic approaches in women’s health care.
One in three women die from cardiovascular disease or cancer. Despite the high impact of these diseases on women’s health, there is a notable disparity in research representation. Women only account for 33 % of subjects in all heart disease studies and 38 % of all subjects in cancer trials