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The global health crisis has shown that work, school and childcare systems aren't supportive enough. Now experts see this as an opportunity for change. WORKING MOTHERHOOD Working moms might be [...]

A few months ago in a law office in Manhattan, a male partner faced a dilemma: He was nervous about taking a female associate to a client dinner because there [...]

Sarah Alicea was thrilled when she found out she was due with her first child in 2017. A police officer for the town of Cromwell, Connecticut, she worked her normal [...]

The prevalence of female breadwinners is on the rise. In 1967, only 16 percent of U.S. women were either single working moms or married mothers who earned more than their [...]

More companies are offering returnships for moms who want to rejoin the workforce full-time. Working Mother investigates whether taking one leads to a rewarding career, earning what you're worth. Trisha [...]

KRISTEN MOSS pays $2,800 to $3,000 a month for her 2-year-old to go to daycare five days a week and her 4-year-old to attend preschool and aftercare four days a [...]

b B I can get down on the floor now and scrub it. b B I swap clothes with my daughter - and she steals my clothes! Before losing weight, I physically couldn't. b B I was able to show my sons there's nothing in life you can't conquer. b B Photograph by ALANNA HALE b "I Changed My Mindset" B JULIE BOWEN b Age: B 54 b Lives in: B Fresno, Calif. b Job: B Retired nurse b For Julie Bowen, 2016 was a critical turning point. Non-scale Victories B I broke the record for heaviest raw dead lift by a woman (639 lbs.). b B I learned to be a little selfish and take care of myself so I could take care of my kids. b B I became a motivational speaker. THESE 5 WOMEN SHIFTED AWAY FROM SETTING THEIR GOALS IN POUNDS AND INSTEAD FOCUSED ON HEALTHY CHANGES THAT SPARKED FEEL-GOOD WINS BIG AND SMALL "I Didn't Want to Be a Bystander in Life" B MARIA CASTRO b Age: B 45 b Lives in: B The Bronx b Job: B Public school teacher b When Maria Castro's son asked to go indoor skydiving for his 16th birthday in 2019, his mom made it happen. [Extracted from the article]

Addyi is the first FDA-approved treatment for women's sexual dysfunction. Debra Dillo shares how her marriage has changed since she started the medication [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

When regularly exercising, women reported feeling more happy, energetic, and confident, according to the global Move Her Mind report [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers tips for a January wellness reset, including information on managing stress and anxiety, cutting back on alcohol consumption, and exercising.

The article focuses on Ph.D. candidate Shandra Trantham and her struggle with the genetic condition Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA). Topics include her diagnosis at age 12, her work to find a treatment at the Powell Gene Therapy Center at the University of Florida, and her lab work on the disease TECPR2.

"I'm always in excruciating pain, but I push forward," health activist Michele Holbrook tells PEOPLE in this week's issue [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article profiles people who have reduced their stress and are managing their anxiety.

Byline: Stephanie Emma Pfeffer Woolite by Dry Cleaner's Secret What It Costs: One box ($11 at Duane Reade) has enough towelettes to clean 24 garments at 46¢ per item. Clothing: [...]

Byline: Stephanie Emma Pfeffer This foam-lined, polyester-blend portable laundry hamper ($39.95 at Crate & Barrel, 650 Madison Ave., at 60th St.; 212-308-0011) pops up like a tote bag for easier [...]

Byline: Stephanie Emma Pfeffer An epic retail deluge has been reshaping two of the city's most storied shopping Meccas: Soho and Madison Avenue. Openings in the former--to the tony tune [...]

Byline: Tory Hoen,Stephanie Emma [...]

The article profiles teenagers who have successfully lost weight and provides information on childhood obesity.

The article focuses on the increasing number of cases filed against employers for discrimination and non-accommodation, by male and female employees. Topics include the non-accommodation of pregnancy case of Cromwell, Connecticut police officer Sarah Alicea; the guidelines by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the several acts like Fair Employment Practices Act and Pregnancy Discrimination Act; and the cases for breastfeeding, stereotyping and caregiving discriminations.

The article profiles various women that had "real life second acts," a tie in to the film "Second Act," starring Jennifer Lopez. Those profiled include Jamie Kern Lima, a former news anchor that developed makeup for rosacea sufferers, Nicole Gibbons, the founder of a direct-to consumer paint company, and pacifier inventor and industrial designer Janna Badger.

The article presents brief profiles of three celebrity chefs. It mentions the family of Gail Simmons, the divorce and remarriage of Pat Neely, and how traveling expanded the food habits of Martina McBride. It includes recipes for lamb meatballs, grilled chicken, and cheddar and bacon biscuits.

The article lists the most popular breakfast restaurants in each U.S. state according to user reviews from the online search service Yelp, which include Snow City Cafe in Anchorage, Alaska, Water for Chocolate in Baltimore, Maryland, and Butler's Pantry in Stowe, Vermont.

The article profiles a couple that lost weight together.

Ashlee Martinez was in a clinical trial for zuranolone, the first oral pill to treat symptoms of postpartum depression, which was approved by the FDA in August [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The influencer experienced suicidal ideation and other mental health issues but her doctor refused to test her hormones because she was "too young" [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The actress and rapper is partnering with It's Bigger Than Me! to help people in the obesity community receive inclusive, compassionate care [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Sarah Rasby found the experience of caring for her severely disabled sister so challenging and profound that she decided to devote herself to caregiving advocacy and research [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a neurogenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord for which there is no cure [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Once rare, alpha-gal syndrome is threatening more lives as it spreads rapidly across the U.S., likely due to longer tick seasons caused by warmer weather [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"Living your best life should not feel like another chore on your to-do list," the podcast host told PEOPLE exclusively, ahead of her new book, '100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success' [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The former 'Today' anchor and mom of 2 tells PEOPLE exclusively that she's had "a brutal couple of months" after testing positive for the breast cancer gene BRCA and undergoing preventive surgeries [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article relates the experiences of three mothers who unintentionally became a family breadwinner by achieving primary earning status, better than their spouses' income, in the U.S. Topics discussed include benefits from self-employment which is built on referrals according to working mother Ellen of Massachusetts, the prevalence of female breadwinners in the family, and the strength of a working mother from the perspective of Kirsten of Long Island, New York.

Country musicians Thomas Rhett, Charles Kelley, and Jay DeMarcus discuss raising their children; Mommy bloggers, including Joanna Teplin & Clea Shearer of The Home Edit, Rachel Parcell of Pink Peonies, and Joanna Goddard of Cup of Jo, share advise on the back-to-school season; School supplies are reviewed; and celebrities who were once teachers, including actor Teller, television host Joy Behar, and singer Sheryl Crow, are profiled.

The article profiles several celebrities who have adopted dogs and provides information on their relationships with the pets. Individuals featured include actress Tiffany Haddish, actress Olivia Munn, and actress Krysten Ritter.

The article presents images of several female celebrities without wearing makeup and provides information on the skin care and beauty products they use. Individuals featured include actress Emmy Rossum, actress Alison Brie, and actress Megan Mullally.

The article profiles several celebrities the periodical has identified as demonstrating confidence, intelligence, and compassion. Individuals featured include comedian and actress Amy Schumer, actress Julia Roberts, and professional tennis player Serena Williams.

Interviews are presented with singer Kelly Clarkson, actress Courtney Cox, and actress Olivia Wilde. They each discuss their approach to parenting and their relationships with their children. Other topics covered include Clarkson's attitudes on discipline, Cox's thoughts on co-parenting, and Wilde's efforts to teach her children to be compassionate.

The article highlights the most intriguing people of 2017 which includes U.S. Senator of Arizona John McCain who has persevered despite his diagnosis of brain cancer, Mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico Carmen Yulin Cruz who criticized U.S. federal emergency relief efforts after the island faced Hurricane Maria, and former Vice President Joe Biden who wrote a memoir which detailed the difficult battle his son Beau faced with brain cancer.

The article lists People's choice of sexiest celebrity fathers which includes actor Mark Wahlberg, actor Mike Colter, and singer-songwriter Andy Grammer.

An interview is presented with country singer and People's Sexiest Man Alive Blake Shelton. He discusses the fact that he now has also been named Sexiest Man like fellow judge Adam Levine on the television show "The Voice," his relationship with singer Gwen Stefani, and his pride in being named Sexiest Man. Other topics include his relationship with Gwen's three sons, his problems with his weight, his family and childhood in Oklahoma, how he likes to dress, why he wears hats, and his personal grooming habits.

The article lists sexy male celebrities and their pets including television host Jimmy Fallon and his English cream golden retriever Gary, rapper Wiz Khalifa and his English Bulldog Max B, and actor Eric McCormack with his mixed-breed dog Penny.