While women in developed countries track their health on $1000 smartphones, many women in developing regions lack access to basic tools—it’s not living, it’s survival

The number of obese people increases year by year. Technology, fast food, and environmental factors seem to be the reasons.

The verdict is in: in the case of Period Apps v. The Women of America, Period Apps win. How can women progress in a society that is inherently working against them?

With more public health crises plaguing the world, vaccines have become some of the most important tools for change. However, the increasing political polarization across the world may be killing that very progress.

The constantly rising temperature of Arizona are becoming too hot for even Arizonans to handle, what will the next generation do with the unbearable heat?

From heart attacks to hormones: How medical AI is misdiagnosing millions of women. A deep dive into the dangerous gender bias lurking in healthcare's most promising technology.

Am I too fat? No, social media just makes you think you are. Have young girls been irreversibly damaged by social media?

Kamala Harris' social media accounts are flourishing, but Trump's are struggling - why?

AI is on the rise - chatbots, virtual assistant, even surgeons. With women already disproportionately unrepresented, what's to say AI won't worsen the gap?

Women in Gaza are facing the brunt of the conflict. The lack of basic necessities leave women with difficult decisions and a mere memory of their lives before the war. What will the consequences be?

East Asian familial traditions center around the importance of family — so why are birth rates lower than ever before?

Are women truly exaggerating when it comes to their health? Studies about gender bias in medicine seem to disagree.

Kamala Harris's campaign seems to parallel aspects of Hillary Clinton's 2016 run, leading to the question: can she break the glass ceiling?

The hidden environmental crisis in your bathroom cabinet. A revealing look at how feminine care products are choking our oceans – and the innovative solutions that could transform women's health and our planet's future.

Meet the co-founders and board of the Oro Valley chapter of She's the First!