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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Study Finds C-Sections May Increase Childbirth Complications
The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology recently published a study that found an increased risk of childbirth complications linked to birth by cesarean section. The study compared births in 1988-89 to 2004-05, finding that the need for blood transfusions increased … Continue reading
Supreme Court Strengthens Protections in Title VII Cases
Yesterday, the Supreme Court handed down a decision in Crawford v. Nashville which strengthened employees’ protections against retaliation by their employers during the investigation of employment discrimination cases. Vicky Crawford was an employee of the city government of Nashville, TN, … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Equality, Supreme Court
Tagged Crawford v Nashville, Employment, Sex discrimination, Supreme Court, Title VII, Women, Women's rights
WNBA Star Candace Parker and Pregnant Athletes
The New York Times reports that Candace Parker, of the Los Angeles Sparks, is pregnant and due in the spring. The article touches on the fact that a high-profile athlete’s pregnancy could be a good conduit for talking about the … Continue reading
What Do Women Want?
The New York Times Magazine recently published a story outlining different approaches to understanding the different experiences of women and men in sex. The article emphasizes the recent surge in research in the field of female sexuality, which was at … Continue reading
Posted in Sex, Women's health
Tagged Female sexuality, New York Times, Sex, Sexology, Sexuality
