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Gender

Gender-based heat map images show where men tend to look and where women tend to look on a path at night. Women focused significantly more on potential safety hazards — the periphery of the images — while men looked directly at focal points or their intended destination

Women more cautious when walking at night

woman drinking beer

Women farm owners more apt to binge drink

Overdose death. Pixabay

Men at Higher Risk of Overdose Deaths than Women in the US

Prostate cancer cells

Transgender women are still at risk for prostate cancer

Neurons

Removal of both ovaries in younger women associated with increased risk of Parkinson’s

mother and daughter portrait

Obesity risk may pass from mothers to daughters

Young boy climbing a tree using a rope

How could we evolve such a huge brain?

Happy teen

Gender-affirming hormones improve mental health in transgender and nonbinary youth

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