Research backs up what many women already know from experience: there are sex-based disparities in how pain is experienced, assessed, and treated. Women are less likely to be offered adequate pain management and more likely
At a moment when political debates are flattening human complexity into soundbites and slogans, Sex Is a Spectrum: The Biological Limits of the Binary arrives like a gust of fresh air—buoyant, incisive, and wonderfully overdue.
When someone you love is facing advanced cancer, the heartbreak often goes beyond the diagnosis itself. It’s not just the physical pain, the relentless treatments, or the visible transformations of their body that pierce the
It’s tempting, and perhaps even convenient, to imagine artificial intelligence as a synthetic mind. But what if that’s all wrong and even counter-productive? Let’s take a closer look. Large language models (LLMs) talk, write, and
Post by Allison Master (University of Houston), Andrew N. Meltzoff (University of Washington), Daijiazi Tang (University of Michigan), & Sapna Cheryan (University of Washington). Stories expressing concern about gender stereotypes in math and science are
Guest authored by Kiranpreet Gill (University of Birmingham, UK) Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) is a major public health concern that affects a substantial number of people, yet remains under-recognised in clinical care, policy, and research. It
