After trying to get his ex-wife investigated, man winds up under the scrutiny of the FBI himself
Family & Parenting
When Not to Arrest an Abuser in a Domestic Violence Case
The current approach to dealing with domestic violence may be bad for victims’ health.
Nothing, Not Even Hard Facts, Can Make Anti-Vaxxers Change Their Minds
Researchers found a backlash effect when presented with scientific evidence that vaccines don’t cause autism
Jail Forbids New Mother From Pumping Breast Milk
Wisconsin sheriff says expressing milk for a newborn while behind bars is a ‘privilege’
Explaining the Latest Numbers on Home Births
Making sense of the commotion among midwives, hospitals, medical groups, and mothers
Women With Womb Transplants Are Trying to Get Pregnant With IVF
Four women born without uterus or who had it removed for health reasons have received embryos
Teens’ Brain Structure May Be Altered By Smoking
Early exposure to cigarettes could affect how one responds to and craves nicotine
FDA Expands Access to Generic Morning-After Pill
Cheaper alternatives to Plan B can now be sold over the counter without age restrictions
More Bad News for Older Dads: Higher Risk of Kids With Mental Illness
The effect of paternal age on autism, schizophrenia, and ADHD may be greater than previously thought
Studies Show Male Behavior Is Totally Explainable
Men don’t like to have doors opened for them. So what?
Sibling Study Shows Little Difference Between Breast- and Bottle-Feeding
By looking within families, research takes into account factors like parental education, household income and race
The Internet Is a Safer Place for Your Teen Than You Think
A new book seeks to debunk our widespread alarm about children, social media, and technology
Increased Risk of Blood Clots Lasts 12 Weeks After Pregnancy, Not Just Six
New research shows that women are at risk of stroke or heart attack after giving birth for longer than doctors originally thought