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You Don't Need to Calm Down
Essay Medicine

You Don't Need to Calm Down

Stress is something we all feel. And while it’s a universal feeling — it often doesn’t announce itself the same way each time we feel it.Often times stress shows up as our never ending to do list, last minute meetings squeezed into an already full calendar, a presentation we’re nervous...

Chelsea Turner

Jul 31, 2026

Your Womb Remembers: How Epigenetics Empowers You to Heal Generational Birth Trauma
Article Medicine

Your Womb Remembers: How Epigenetics Empowers You to Heal Generational Birth Trauma

For as long as I can remember, I was taught to view our genes as a fixed blueprint that would determine the course of my life. I fully bought into that idea. Growing up, I experienced symptoms I was told I would inevitably have because it "runs in the family"....

Jenée Carlson

Jun 26, 2026

Trump Is Pumping More Glyphosate and It’s Past Time to Get Involved With Agriculture
Article Environment

Trump Is Pumping More Glyphosate and It’s Past Time to Get Involved With Agriculture

With the news coming out about Trump signing an executive order to shield glyphosate manufacturers and ensure they can still use the chemical in our food supply, many in the MAHA groups are shocked; I am not.Trump stated regarding the executive order:“I find that ensuring robust domestic elemental phosphorus mining...

Shelby Lancaster

Jun 19, 2026

Five Myths About Chronic Illness
Article Medicine

Five Myths About Chronic Illness

Chronic illness is often misunderstood—especially when it is not visible. For many people living with it, the hardest part is not just the symptoms, but the assumptions others make. Let us break down five of the most common myths—and what is really going on beneath the surface.Myth #1: “It’s All...

Kamryn Laurence

Jun 12, 2026

Feminism F-ed Up the Female Body
Article Politics

Feminism F-ed Up the Female Body

Let me start off this piece by clarifying that I have a deep gratitude and respect for the women who fought for the right to vote and the right to participate in careers and society alongside men. I wouldn’t be here able to talk about the menstrual cycle and the...

Rose Velisek

Apr 18, 2026

“Once a Nurse Always a Nurse” - I Disagree
Journal Medicine

“Once a Nurse Always a Nurse” - I Disagree

I have always been amazed by nature since I was a young girl. I would gaze at the clouds and stars, wonder at the rolling landscapes, the tiny insects and animals that seem to live symbiotically together. The flora and fauna, the beauty, the complexity, the diversity and the simplicity...

Kristen Nagle

Apr 11, 2026

Witchhunt: A Commentary on the Widespread Condemnation of Freebirth
Essay Philosophy

Witchhunt: A Commentary on the Widespread Condemnation of Freebirth

An investigative report which explored the organization known as Freebirth Society was recently published by The Guardian. Through independent research and interviews, the series of articles and podcast episodes examine and condemn Freebirth Society’s leaders as well as the influence that FBS has had on women around the world. As someone...

Vila Hedera

Mar 20, 2026

Why Full Moon Women’s Circles?
Journal Philosophy

Why Full Moon Women’s Circles?

As a midwife, I’ve had the privilege of guiding parents and families through the transformative experiences of pregnancy, childbirth, and those precious early days with their new baby. Throughout my career, one thing that has always stood out to me is that the need for ongoing support for new parents...

Andrea Lawrie

Nov 12, 2025

Professor Robert Alexander Gunn, MD
Article History

Professor Robert Alexander Gunn, MD

The year is 1903. Dr. Robert Alexander Gunn, a professor at New York Medical College, testified in a case where parents were challenging the state of New York's requirement for smallpox vaccinations to attend school. His expert and clear testimony showed that vaccination was a failure, and this should have...

Roman Bystrianyk

Nov 29, 2024

Why Free Speech Matters
Journal Philosophy

Why Free Speech Matters

All over the world, the greatest battle is for free speech. Censorship, hate speech laws and the push to change the meaning of words is happening. The question is why? Sit on a hill overlooking a major city at night. Look at the millions of lights. Imagine if each light represents...

Lisa Kirk

Oct 11, 2024

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