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Women’s History: Mata Hari’s Fascinating Life

The life of Margaretha Zelle — remembered by history as Mata Hari — is full of romance, global intrigue, taboo sexuality, and accusations of treason.

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HRC Makes History as First Female Party Nominee

JUNE 7TH’s state presidential primaries, consisting of California, New Jersey, New Mexico, Montana, and the Dakotas, have come and gone, and have made official the…

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Shout-out to Jackie Cochran, who was the first woman to break the sound barrier, today in 1953.

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‘Margarita Rashes’: Sun and Citrus Can Trigger Skin Reactions

At-Home LED Treatments Show Strong Acne Relief

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Regular Volunteering Found to Slow Brain Aging by Up to 20%

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Shelley Zalis Dispels the Myth of Emotion In the Boardroom
Shelley Zalis has had an eclectic career trajectory, to say the least. She began in the corporate world and transitioned to the tech world, where …
The Culinary Spirit of Chef Dominique Crenn
Dominique Crenn, known for her San Francisco restaurants Atelier Crenn (which has received two coveted Michelin stars) and Petit Crenn, is the World’s Best Female …
Ada Lovelace Day: Celebrating Women in Science
As the name implies, Ada Lovelace Day (ALD) is a day dedicated to Ada Lovelace. Just as importantly, it’s a day for celebrating the women …
Deanne Bell: Engineer, TV Host, & Education Advocate
When you talk about a modern-day Renaissance woman, Deanne Bell pretty much fits that bill to a T. Since she was a child, Bell was …

Tagged: women’s history

Women’s History: Mata Hari’s Fascinating Life

HRC Makes History as First Female Party Nominee

Shout-out to Jackie Cochran, who was the first woman to break the sound barrier, today in 1953.

Random Cleverness

Navigating Your Midlife Crisis: Embracing New Possibilities

Mapping the Exposome: Science Broadens Focus to Environmental Disease Triggers

Keto Diet May Pose Long-Term Health Risks, Mice Study Suggests

Children’s Activity Levels Mirror Parents’ Habits, Study Finds

Dandruff in Winter: Causes, Treatments, and Common Misconceptions

Healthy Feet Start Here: Expert-Approved Care Tips

‘Margarita Rashes’: Sun and Citrus Can Trigger Skin Reactions

At-Home LED Treatments Show Strong Acne Relief

Teen Skincare TikToks Pose Serious Health Risks, Study Warns

Regular Volunteering Found to Slow Brain Aging by Up to 20%

Driving Risks Persist for Weeks Post-Concussion

Urban Living Tied to Higher Asthma Risk

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Shelley Zalis Dispels the Myth of Emotion In the Boardroom

The Culinary Spirit of Chef Dominique Crenn

Ada Lovelace Day: Celebrating Women in Science

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