In a move that promises to redefine accessibility to contraception for women nationwide, Opill and the WNBA have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership. This alliance, announced by Perrigo Company plc, the maker of Opill, brings a new era of health equity and empowerment. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Opill® (@opill_otc)… Continue reading Opill Teams Up With the WNBA For Groundbreaking Partnership
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When The Water Breaks: A Conversation About Black Maternal Health in Connecticut
In 2019, Waterbury, Connecticut, faced a staggering reality: it held the highest infant mortality rate in the entire state. This alarming statistic sheds light on a deep-rooted issue within the community — the state of Black maternal health. To combat this, Connecticut native and filmmaker, Candice Peterkin began a journey to unravel the layers of… Continue reading When The Water Breaks: A Conversation About Black Maternal Health in Connecticut
Expert Reveals 3 Ways Your Period Signals Health Concerns
While heart health and blood pressure are good indicators of your overall health, your period is another way to discern what’s going on in your body. A woman’s menstrual cycle could reveal an issue that is benign or very serious. Women’s health coach and fertility awareness educator Berrion Berry revealed that one menstrual health concern… Continue reading Expert Reveals 3 Ways Your Period Signals Health Concerns
Five Things To Know About Opill, The First Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pill
Opill, the first-over-the-counter birth control pill, is officially on the market. The progestin-only medication does not require a prescription from a doctor or health insurance coverage. Given the ongoing attacks on reproductive rights and the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Opill opens the door for greater birth control accessibility. “We have an ability without having… Continue reading Five Things To Know About Opill, The First Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pill
From the Editor: Unpacking Uterine Issues with 21Ninety’s Youterus
You likely don’t have to look far to find someone in your life who has dealt with issues of the uterus. With the high rates of issues in uterine health for Black women, it could be your sister, friend or mother. It might even be something that you personally go through. While the uterus can… Continue reading From the Editor: Unpacking Uterine Issues with 21Ninety’s Youterus
Former Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleader Dies After Stillbirth
Krystal “Krissy” Anderson, former cheerleader for the Kansas City Chiefs, tragically passed away at 40 due to complications from sepsis. The condition developed after the stillbirth of her daughter at 21 weeks. Anderson’s husband, Clayton William Anderson, shared their heartbreaking journey, revealing how she battled with sepsis, leading to organ failure and ultimately, her passing.… Continue reading Former Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleader Dies After Stillbirth
The Alarming Misdiagnosis of Jessica Pettway
The death of content creator Jessica Pettway came as a shock to many people. Her family announced she passed away after a battle with cancer. The manner in which she learned of her cancer diagnosis was heartbreaking and likely an eye-opener for many women. In an Instagram post on July 31, 2023, Pettway revealed that… Continue reading The Alarming Misdiagnosis of Jessica Pettway