The senior will continue her swimming career at Merrimack College. The junior won the 100-yard breaststroke at the Division 2 states with an exceptional time of 1:05.18 and placed first in the ...

Real names for what we study!! Heavy snow warning as up to 18 inches to strike: 'Hazardous' Nicholas Brendon, a star of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' is dead at 54 ‘I’m not doing that’: Lauren Boebert ...

A Norwegian eighth-grader can feel like they’re doing fine at school, safe enough in the hallways, and still carry a quiet story about themselves that shifts depending on whether they are a boy or a ...

Girls’ lives have never held more promise—but we cannot take this progress for granted as it is under serious threat. That is what 18 years of research taught us, following the same 142 girls from ...

It’s long been thought that autism is far more prevalent in boys than girls. But findings from a new study looking at data across more than three decades suggest that may not be the case. Researchers ...

New research challenged the longstanding belief that autism is much more common in males versus females. In a Swedish study of 2.7 million people, male-to-female ratios in autism diagnoses were nearly ...

For Gen Alpha, social girlhood no longer takes place only in school or on the playground. It plays out online, through social media and online trends that will be the topics of discussion with friends ...

New findings are pushing researchers to explore coffee’s potential influence on an enzyme central to how the body converts carbohydrates into blood sugar. New research from China's Kunming Institute ...

When I began Cyber Girls First (CGF) in 2014, the figures produced by the industry showed that out of the total employees in the computer and cyber workforce, 8% were women. Eleven years later, the ...

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have discovered the most compelling evidence to date that girls present with different symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) than boys—highlighting the ...

A new study published in “Science Advances” challenges the idea that a baby’s sex is purely a matter of chance. Analyzing data from over 58,000 U.S. women with two or more live births between 1956 and ...