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Is it true that … you should sync your workout routine to your menstrual cycle?
Experts say there is little scientific evidence supporting the idea that women should adjust workouts to menstrual cycle phases. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains uncertain.
Welcome to the June issue of The Highlight
The June edition of The Highlight explores the progress and ongoing struggles of universal childcare programs in the US, with a focus on New Mexico’s recent ballot initiative.
How to Stretch and Strengthen Your Tight Quads
Learn proven exercises and stretches to improve quad flexibility and strength, preventing injury and enhancing mobility for all ages.
You weren’t meant to have a boss (2008)
A detailed report on the 2008 essay questioning traditional work structures, exploring its claims, implications, and ongoing relevance.
New research on boys and mental health has a message for every mom
New data from Crisis Text Line reveals boys as young as under 14 are experiencing mental health struggles and reaching out when safe support exists. Early intervention is key.
Are You Enjoying Your Girl Rights Yet?
A satirical critique highlights the emerging concept of ‘girl rights,’ questioning their impact on gender autonomy and legal protections amid ongoing political debates.
How Does It Spread?
An analysis of recent hantavirus outbreaks reveals airborne transmission is possible, challenging previous beliefs that it spreads only through close contact.
Shirley Ballas looks back: ‘I was crying about a breakup, so Mum smacked me round the face’
Shirley Ballas recalls her mother smacking her after crying over a breakup during a holiday, highlighting her disciplined upbringing and close bond.
The surprisingly strong case for feeling great about your coffee habit
Recent studies confirm coffee’s positive effects on health, including reduced risk of dementia, liver disease, and mortality, challenging past fears.