ESSAYS
Finding Their Footing
Yale Alumni Magazine
Can Specific Foods or Diets Boost Your Testosterone Levels?
New York Times
Can a Smartwatch Save Your Life?
New York Times
Coronavirus and the Danger of Disbelief
The Yale Review
Living in a House Full of Hormones
New York Magazine, The Cut
The Menopausal Vagina Monologues
New York Times
Diabetes Patients at Risk From Rising Insulin Prices
New York Times
The Highs and Lows of Testosterone
New York Times
The Lore of Labor
New York Times, Sunday Review
Trying to Stop Diabetes Before It Starts
New York Times
ESSAY; Questioning the ‘Deadline’ for Weaning
New York Times
The Novice: Hardly out of Diapers and Now Into Yoga
New York Times
How the Doctor Almost Killed Her Dog
New York Times
On the Fine (and Difficult) Art of Science Writing
LitHub
Is There a Backlash Against Healthy Living?
Washington Post
The Cow Dung Fertility Cure—and other odd adventures in baby-making
Wonders and Marvels
When Running is R Rated
New York Times
The S-Question
San Francisco Book Review
The Dangerous Price of Diabetes: Not What the Pioneering Researchers Predicted
Nursing Clio
MORE STRESS ON MOMS: When babies come in twos or threes, the pressure more than doubles
Washington Post
Why Did She Have Trouble Getting Pregnant?, Jan 18, 2000
Washington Post Health Cover Story
Circumcision Controversy, October 7, 1997
Washington Post
Inside A Breast-Cancer Clinic: How to Choose a Breast Clinic, October, 1997
Ladies’ Home Journal
Features
Finding Their Footing May/June 2022
Yale Alumni Magazine
Tapped to Tackle Covid, Jan/Feb 2021
Yale Alumni Magazine
The PTSD Puzzle, Mar/April 2021
Yale Alumni Magazine
Why are coronavirus tests so difficult to produce?
BBC
Does Stress Actually Affect Fertility
New York Times
Ahead of Their Time
Psychology Today
Tinder for Sperm: Even in the Petri Dish, Looks and Athleticism Are Prized
New York Times
How Sex Gets Better When You’re Older
Considerable
IVF for Just 300$ Could be a Reality Soon
Daily Beast
You Don’t Actually Have Cancer
Daily Beast
Your Fetus is an Alien
Slate.com
The Fertility Paradox
Slate.com
The Scent of a Woman: Don’t trust the hype about pheromones and sexual attraction
Slate.com
A Writer Traces Illnesses Back to the Womb
New York Times
Inside Neurosurgery’s Rise
New York Times
Child survivors of the AIDS crisis in Africa
Global Post
Love, Anger and Guilt: Coping With a Child’s Chronic Illness
New York Times
Raiding the Refrigerator, but Still Asleep
New York Times
What to Do About Swine Flu?
Global Post, PRI
Experts Try Fast-Track Fix for Children With Phobias
New York Times
How Diplomacy in Handling Death Can Save Lives
New York Times
House Calls: How Physicians Heal Themselves
New York Times
For Muscle Injuries, Many Treatments but Little Evidence
New York Times
Major Medical Mystery: Why People Avoid Doctors
New York Times
Kids Need Exercise, but What Kind?
New York Times
Scat, Smelly Crusties! Bathonians Say
LA Times
Opinion
No, We Don’t Know if Vaccines Change Your Period
– New York Times
The unsung heroes of the coronavirus battle: laboratory technicians
– Hartford Courant
Stop Calling Women Hormonal
New York Times
Tracking Sperm donors requires a national Database
Sun Sentinel
It’s Time for an Honest Use of Pesticides
Global Post Opinion, PRI
Hanna Rosin’s XX Factor Blog: Is It Cost-Effective for Insurers to Cover IVF?
Slate.com
Cameras in the Delivery Room?: Should hospitals bar the taking of photos and videos during childbirth?
New York Times
Book Club: Isn’t that an Oxymoron?
Book Browse — January 17, 2011
Fetal ultrasound and Our Image Oriented Society
KevinMd.com
Analysis: Hope for Mothers Around the World
Global Post
It Can Be Hard to Keep Track of Your Eggs
Global Post, PRI
Cases: So Lucky to Have Given Birth in England
New York Times
Profiles
The Inimitable Dr. Peggy Bia
Fordham Magazine
Pioneer Reflects on Future of Reproductive Medicine
New York Times
OBITUARIES
Mildred Thornton Stahlman, Pioneer in Neonatal Care, Dies at 101
New York Times
Luc Montagnier, Nobel-Winning Co-Discoverer of H.I.V., Dies at 89
New York Times
Howard W. Jones Jr., a Pioneer of Reproductive Medicine, Dies at 104
New York Times, page A1
Bruce McEwen, 81, Is Dead; Found Stress Can Alter the Brain
New York Times
Robert Blizzard, Who Gave Children Hormones to Grow, Dies at 94
New York Times
Richard Selzer, Who Fictionalized Medicine’s Absurdity and Gore, Dies at 87
New York Times
Howard W. Jones Jr., a Pioneer of Reproductive Medicine, Dies at 104
New York Times
Reviews
Breathless: The Scientific Race to Defeat a Deadly Virus
Yale Alumni Magazine
Sept/Oct 2023 Motherhood on Ice Review
Yale Alum magazine
The Maps Our Brains Create
New York Times
She Had a Preemie — and Then She Started to Ask Important Questions
New York Times
Testosterone Book sifts truth from tall tales
Nature
A History of the Heart, That Most Vital of Organs
New York Times
When Doctors Don’t Listen To Women
New York Times
Medical History’s Oddballs Go Prime Time
New York Times